US media

Literary and cultural denizens of the US capital gather to eulogise the newspaper’s scuppered supplement

The broad scope is a strong sign that it will take months before the United States decides whether to challenge the deal in court

The newspaper that brought down a president is dying in darkness – and its billionaire owner lit the match

The cuts come days after the newspaper scaled back its coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics

The all-cash takeover values Tegna at US$22 a share

This is a troubling era in which politicians of both parties use lawsuits as weapons against media outlets in the war to control the narrative

Large media conglomerates attempt to be every kind of entertainment company at once, but then struggle to do much of it particularly well

The sale of the VOA building could leave employees and contractors of the government-run international news networks without a home

I RECENTLY returned from the reunion celebrations of my (1980) class at Columbia University’s School of Journalism in New York City with a sense that American journalism is facing a major crisis.