Media School doctoral candidate Arijit Paladhi’s paper, “Gannett and the News: Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts,” looks at Gannett and its presence in the journalism sphere. He examines how Gannett’s ...

International master’s student Laiba Khan Zai is the first recipient of the Missouri School of Journalism’s Robert F.

Telemundo has named Juan C. “JC” Acosta head of Telemundo Studios, putting the longtime media executive in charge of the ...

In September 2001, The Wall Street Journal’s main newsroom was right across the street from the World Trade Center. After the first plane hit, WSJ reporters started gathering first hand accounts on ...

As part of MS NOW’s new Membership, the network is introducing a twice-daily lineup of live interactive Q&As on ms.now and in the MS NOW app, giving Members direct access to the anchors and ...

In May, members of the self-styled “Mangionistas” stood in front of cameras outside the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building, shocking onlookers and online viewers by saying that the children of the ...

The Associated Press’s guidance says President Donald Trump’s executive order affects only how the U.S. government refers to ...

For 60 years, The Atlanta Voice has chronicled, celebrated and amplified Black Atlanta, carrying forward a mission born during the Civil Rights Movement. Today, the publication is honoring that legacy ...

Jimmy Kimmel announced on Wednesday night that his show would not air his upcoming interview with Texas Democratic Senate ...

A year after the federal government upended public radio and television stations by defunding public media, a partnership of the Poynter Institute and Public Media Company is launching the Future of ...

MS Now anchor Alex Witt signed off from the network Sunday afternoon, capping off a nearly three-decade run at the outlet.

D’Onofrio joined The Washington Post in June 2025 as chief financial officer before becoming interim publisher and CEO for seven months, succeeding William Lewis.