Dan Le Batard, who had previously steered clear of allegations against Doug Emhoff, states that journalism is no longer viable.
Le Batard Claims Sports Journalism Is “Dead” Podcast host Dan Le Batard made waves this week by declaring that sports journalism is “dead.” He made this statement during a segment discussing criticisms from Amazon studio staff aimed at ESPN insiders, specifically targeting Shams Charania for announcing the league MVP award prematurely. Le Batard lamented, saying, […]
S.E. Cupp says journalism designed a scenario favorable to Trump for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Criticism of White House Correspondents’ Dinner During a recent panel discussion, CNN commentator SE Cupp expressed her discontent with the structure of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, which took place in Washington, D.C. on Saturday night. She argued that the event seemed to cater to President Donald Trump, who was set to headline the gathering […]
Peter Schweizer and Mark Halperin Talk About the Future of Journalism
Did Politics Destroy Journalism, or Was It the Other Way Around? Investigative journalist Peter Schweitzer, who hosts the podcast Drill Down, explores the relationship between politics and journalism. He suggests that journalism may have damaged itself more than politics could. Schweitzer shares an insight from a former producer of 60 Minutes, who commented on how […]
Marjorie Taylor Greene supports the arrest of Don Lemon after a church protest in Minnesota, saying, ‘That’s not journalism’
Don Lemon’s Arrest Discussed on HBO’s “Real Time” Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke out on Friday in defense of Don Lemon, who was arrested related to his reporting on protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that interrupted church services in Minnesota. While appearing on “Real Time with Bill Maher,” Greene stated, “I don’t […]
California Post begins a new chapter in journalism with recognizable roots
The California Post Launches Under New York Post Media Group A new chapter in news delivery kicked off recently with the launch of the California Post. This publication, which officially started operations on January 26th, will function as a distinct entity under the umbrella of the New York Post Media Group. The aim? To employ […]
Don Lemon Says Defending Anti-ICE Protesters Who Entered Church Is ‘Journalism’
Former CNN host Don Lemon addressed his actions in a TikTok video posted on Sunday, discussing a disruption caused by a protest against immigration enforcement during a church service in Minneapolis. In a YouTube livestream, Lemon showed footage from the event, arriving about 40 minutes into the service at Cities Church. He responded to questions […]
A Jaguars reporter’s compassion towards Liam Coen does not signal the decline of sports journalism as we understand it
Emotions in Sports Coverage Sports evoke strong feelings. They revolve around people. Yet, in 2026, it seems basic human empathy is fading quickly in the U.S. Is it somehow unprofessional for a journalist to show kindness to a head coach whose team has just been knocked out of the playoffs? Recently, Adam Schefter highlighted moments […]
Women like Olivia Nuzzi have a unique fate awaiting them due to their ruined journalism careers.
Women sometimes make choices that can deliberately wound other women, as illustrated by Olivia Nuzzi’s recent situation. It’s not exactly a sisterhood when one woman aims at another’s marriage. Historically, women who undermined others were often seen as threats to communal harmony and faced social exclusion. There was a time when societal norms, rather than […]
Former CNN anchor Valerie Hoff DeCarlo, who left journalism after using a racial slur, has died at 62.
A former CNN anchor, Valerie Hoff DeCarlo, passed away last week at 62 following a battle with lung cancer. She had previously faced controversy after being banned from journalism for using the N-word during a private conversation with a Black source. Hoff DeCarlo worked at CNN from 1992 until 1999 and later spent almost two […]
Former media columnist Keith J. Kelly joins the New York Journalism Hall of Fame at the Deadline Club
Keith J. Kelly Inducted into Journalism Hall of Fame Renowned columnist Keith J. Kelly, who made a name for himself with insightful articles on the dynamic magazine industry in his Media Inc. column, was honored with induction into the Deadline Club New York Journalism Hall of Fame on Thursday at the Harvard Club in New […]