The president's supporters may fantasize about murdering journalists, but financial-sector privateers are the ones killing the industry.

If the author of ‘A Warning’ wants to do some good, he could take some lessons from an actual whistleblower.

On an un-killable trope of campaign coverage.

How a media mogul defined class and invented the modern magazine

Live by the polls, die by the polls.

The president and his allies' case for acquittal would get laughed out of court.

Independent journalism fits uncomfortably with mainstream think tank politics.

"She Said," a chronicle of the #MeToo era by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, reveals the power of women who, together, refused to stay silent.

Why "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams, a Breitbart editor, and others claim the president's "very fine people" remark is a "false memory"

What two recent pseudo-scandals reveal about the end goal of the reactionary right-wing media

A new effort to "target" journalists has earned its conservative founders $2 million in seed money, which is probably why it exists in the first place.

The media are chumming the waters for a takedown of the senator in the next Democratic debate. The candidates shouldn't take the bait.

Critics of the Massachusetts senator's DNA gaffe remain unsatisfied with her response—and the establishment media has no idea how to handle it.

The 2020 presidential candidate hopes less consolidation, stronger unions, and better regulation will mean more "real journalism" and less clickbait.

Mark Halperin's forthcoming tome features dozens of Beltway insiders, showing how little has changed in This Town.

It's not the "newspaper of record." It's a rag for the East Coast rich.

"First Things" has become the premiere journal for proponents of a religious state.

Thursday's "summit" shows the increasingly paranoid president is desperate for allies who back him unequivocally.

The biggest threat to the health of the media industry is Silicon Valley. And the antidote might just be organized labor.