Accountability
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Washington Post loses 250K subscribers over refusal to endorse presidential candidates
The number is approximately one tenth of the Washington Post's digital subscribers.
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House formally subpoenas ActBlue as feds confirm suspicious activity tied to Democrat fundraising
GOP lawmakers worried foreign adversaries like China, Iran, Venezuela and Russia are exploiting loopholes to route illicit foreign money to Democrat candidates.
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Newspaper owners' not endorsing a candidate – an unpopular – but likely necessary decision
Who runs this place? The decisions from The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and USA Today have angered not only their progressive readers, but also their own employees.
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Oops! Feds' guidance on COVID vaccines moves closer to alleged 'misinformation' of skeptics
Twitter quietly modified "misinformation" policy earlier this month to punish users who claim vaccinated people "can spread or shed the virus," but later claimed "virus" was a typo.
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More than 75% of Americans believe mainstream media's primary goal is advancing own agenda
The Trafalgar Group poll demonstrates declining trust in legacy media institutions
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Freelance photojournalist sues Jan. 6 committee for 'invasive and sweeping' subpoena
The committee's subpoena would force the journalist to reveal her confidential sources, Amy Harris argues.
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National Archives unseals nearly 1,500 documents on JFK assassination; 14,000 still under review
Although Biden calls for federal organizations to maximize "transparency" with the JFK documents, some intelligence officials say there are legitimate reasons to withhold evidence.
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New York Times says story on Palestinian poetry professor failed to give 'complete picture'
The paper of record originally described Refaat Alareer as someone who "raged against Israel," but also "calmly teaches Israeli poetry"
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FBI gone wild: Bureau officials had sex with prostitutes, escaped prosecution
The Justice Department Office of Inspector General substantiated allegations against a total six FBI officials
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NY orders Andrew Cuomo to return $5.1 million from his book deal about leadership during pandemic
The New York Joint Commission on Public Ethics previously revoked its prior approval allowing the then-Governor to earn outside income from the book deal
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Sen. Johnson asks federal agencies about 'employee productivity' while teleworking
"It is unclear the extent to which government employees are still teleworking," Sen. Johnson said.
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Founder of Zuckerberg-financed election group took China-funded fellowship at Harvard think tank
Center for Tech and Civic Life founder Tiana Epps-Johnson was a fellow at the Kennedy School of Government's Ash Center, which is funded in part by Chinese Communist Party-linked enterprises.
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Chris Wallace announces departure from Fox News for CNN Streaming
Wallace anchored Sunday show for nearly two decades.