Accountability
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What to know about this year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner
The White House Correspondents' Association's dinner is a staple in the nation's capital, which honors journalists who cover the White House and celebrates the First Amendment.
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Google, other major news apps feature content from liberal media outlets 70% of time: report
Yahoo News, the analysis found, favored left-leaning outlets the most, with nearly 87% of the articles is featured coming from those news sources.
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Warner Bros. moves closer toward acquisition of Paramount, as investors vote to approve deal
The vote was one of the last remaining hurdles to complete the $111 billion acquisition.
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Legal effort targets Minnesota government promotion of critical race theory, Black Lives Matter
Racial minorities faced discrimination for opposing their public employers' promotion of "race essentialism," complaints say.
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Watchdog files complaint over possible ethics violation by Acting Assistant Secretary of Energy
The group alleges the secretary had endorsed her former employer's company.
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CNN's Don Lemon condemns man calling rival Tucker Carlson 'worst human' while shopping with family
Lemon said he might have to defend the rival show host because "I would not want it to happen to me."
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Former Matt Drudge deputy starts rival to Drudge Report
Joining Curl as co-editor is veteran journalist Paul Bedard, "Washington Secrets" columnist for The Washington Examiner.
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Tokyo Olympics opening sees 33-year low in TV viewership, with 16.7 million U.S. viewers
Across all platforms, viewership was only 17 million.
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FBI Sexcapades: Bureau rocked by illicit office romances, workplace harassment
Reports and lawsuits cite examples of "skilled predator" supervisor, "frat house" workplace and unwanted sexual advances.
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Amazon will investigate reports of ‘bias’ and ‘bullying’ at its cloud service
More than 500 employees have signed a petition.
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New Energy Department cybersecurity office burned $2.1M on 'unused software': IG report
Watchdog found broader lack of internal budgetary controls and workforce management planning at CESER, established in 2018 to protect nation's energy infrastructure.
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Washington Post reporter sues paper, alleges temporary ban on her #MeToo reporting was damaging
The ban was lifted earlier this year, the lawsuit states, after Sonmez criticized the newspaper privately and in public over the policy.
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Business group runs ad in The Wall Street Journal comparing Biden to Jimmy Carter 2.0
The group compared economic policies, inflation, and gas prices during the terms of the two presidents.