Accountability
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Fox News anchor, White House Correspondent chief criticizes Trump White House ban on CNN, MSNOW
Jacqui Heinrich, White House Correspondents’ Association president and Fox News reporter, pushed back, saying that this is about “the rights of journalists” and “of the American people.”
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Postal workers entrusted with ballots, paychecks faked their own customer satisfaction surveys
The USPS Inspector General found "widespread manipulation" of customer service surveys creating a phony 5 percent spike in consumer satisfaction with mail service between 2023 and 2025. Data doctoring persisted even after one cheating scheme was uncovered.
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UCLA chief rejects 'antisemitism and terrorism.' Law professors claim he violated academic freedom.
University had just celebrated 90th birthday of pioneering computer scientist Judea Pearl, father of journalist murdered by Islamic terrorists, when he denounced its left-wing 9/11 symposium for promoting "hateful ideologies."
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New Mexico court orders Facebook's parent company Meta to pay $567 million for harms to young people
In March, a jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million in civil penalties, which is now on top of the $567 million payment, after determining that the company knowingly harmed children's mental health and concealed what it knew about child sexual exploitation on its platforms.
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You Vote: With the Senate committee vote to hold Dr. Fauci in contempt, what is going to happen?
The committee vote Thursday is expected to initiate a process that would result in the Justice Department considering whether to charge him with a crime.
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Disgraced Cambridge professor appears to have stolen memoir title from old TV show
The same credentials, charity record, plagiarism and life story that Cambridge, Simon & Schuster -- and years of fawning press coverage -- were all accepted without checking. It all fell apart the moment one outside academic actually looked into it. The institutions' first instinct was to defend the man and attack the people asking questions, caling them conservative “activists” and racists.
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FCC scraps 22-year-old rule limiting broadcast television ownership
The 39% limit was implemented in 2004, when Congress boosted a previous 35% limit that was passed in the 1990s. The rule remained unchanged for more than two decades.
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Just the News parent launches online shopping portal with thousands of products, new novelty coffee
JTN Network also announced its first-ever specialty coffee brand called Just the Brew, an amazing bold, smooth medium roast coffee rooted in tradition and quality.
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Two former CBS '60 Minutes' stars to teach at Columbia Journalism School in 2026-2027 school year
The pair will serve as Journalists in Residence at the Ivy League institution and will work closely with students, individually and as a group, through lectures and workshops designed to sharpen the students' reporting, investigative and sourcing skills.
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Broadway actor exits Tony Award-winning 'Hadestown' after comments on transgender people
Actor Geno Segers criticized allowing biological men to compete in women's sports and the use of preferred pronouns, and he disputed claims that transgender people are oppressed.
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Courts rebuke bureaucrats for shutting down Christian programming over pro-life, anti-tax views
Georgia school district, Quebec tourism minister showed hostility to viewpoints of Christian ministries that weren't even relevant to the programs that bureaucrats suddenly cut off, judges find.
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FBI Follies: Bureau secretly probed Trump as a Russian asset for firing Comey: declassified memos
Documents declassified by the White House Government Transparency Task Force show the investigation – codenamed "Oxferd Comma" – was launched in the immediate aftermath of Comey’s May 9, 2017 firing and was predicated on allegations that the bureau’s own agents had mostly dismissed by that time.
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DOJ charges 19 defendants in alleged $4 million Philadelphia Medicare and Medicaid fraud scheme
In one case, a Medicaid recipient filed claims for extensive home health assistance while also working as a carpenter, prosecutors said.