US President Donald Trump returned to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, three months after the original event was cancelled following an assassination attempt. Speaking before journalists, lawmakers, and senior officials, Trump reflected on the attack, joked about running for another term, and once again criticized the media and his political opponents.

During his speech, Trump held up a "Trump 2028" cap, joked about seeking a third and even fourth term despite constitutional limits, and mocked what he described as "Trump Derangement Syndrome." The event was held under heightened security with Secret Service, National Guard, and police presence around the venue.

Trump returns to White House Correspondents' Dinner | Jokes about 2028, mocks media & third term

Pope Leo XIV has called out clickbait as a “degrading” practice in journalism, urging reporters to prioritize ethics, transparency, and public service. Speaking to global news agencies at the Vatican, he highlighted the risks of AI in shaping news consumption and stressed the importance of free access to information, quality reporting, and accountability.


Pope Leo XIV condemns clickbait, calls for ethical journalism

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have killed more than 145 journalists in Gaza, making the region one of the most dangerous for reporters. As violence escalates, journalists face increasing risks while covering the ongoing conflict. The situation highlights the critical need for press freedom and the protection of media personnel in war zones.

IDF Kills Over 145 Journalists, Gaza Becomes Most Unsafe Region for Press

Elon Musk has criticized The Guardian as a "dying publication" after the news outlet announced a boycott of his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter). The feud highlights growing tensions between Musk and major media outlets over coverage and platform policies.

Elon Musk Calls The Guardian a 'Dying Publication' Amid X Boycott

Canadian journalist Terry Milewski on Sunday criticized Canada's approach to the Khalistan issue, calling it "hypocritical" and a "national disgrace." Speaking to ANI, Milewski expressed his concerns about Canada's handling of the Khalistani separatism, stating, "I have been saying for 20 years that Canada has been hypocritical in its approach to the Khalistani menace.

Canadian journalist slams Ottawa's approach to Khalistan issue, calls ‘national disgrace’

Julian Assange, released after five years in a British prison, addressed the Council of Europe, claiming freedom was due to pleading guilty to journalism. Watch in for more details!

Julian Assange Says He is Free Because He Pled Guilty to Journalism

A Hong Kong court on Thursday (Aug 29) convicted two editors of the now-shuttered Stand News media outlet of conspiring to publish seditious articles in a significant case under the ongoing security crackdown in the China-ruled city.

Hong Kong news outlet Stand News and editors convicted of sedition

Journalists claim that Israel Defense Forces (IDF) targeted them & the news outlets in the Gaza strip. The journalists wearing Press insignia also targeted by IDF. Watch the video to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Over 77 journalists killed in Gaza till now

Technology has assumed the position of a master in the vast tapestry of our fast changing world, orchestrating dramatic change in every sphere. One crescendo in this continual symphony of innovation stands out: the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI). This brilliant invention has transformed sectors thanks to its many capacities, ushering in a new era of opportunities. AI is pervasive and changing how we live, work, and perceive the world around us in industries as diverse as healthcare, banking, entertainment, and logistics. As AI's impact blends with the delicate craft of journalism, the world of news production emerges as an enthralling prelude in this symphony of technological innovation.

Integration of AI in news production

Germany's leading newspaper, Bild, is set to implement artificial intelligence (AI) in place of various editorial positions as part of a cost-cutting initiative totalling around US$113 million.

German tabloid embraces AI revolution: Bild to replace editorial jobs with artificial intelligence

TikTok influencers and celebrities are increasingly taking over from journalists as the main source of news for young people, according to a report.

55% people rely on TikTok and Snapchat for news, report finds

After an illustrious career spanning more than three decades, trailblazing aboriginal journalist Stan Grant broadcast his farewell programme on Monday and announced his retirement from Australian television screens indefinitely.

Australian indigenous TV host Stan Grant's quits programme over racist abuse

Coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing war featured heavily in the 2023 Pulitzer Prizes announced in New York on Monday. The New York Times won in the international reporting category for its "unflinching" coverage of the conflict, including an eight-month investigation into Ukrainian deaths in the town of Bucha, the Pulitzer Prize board announced.

Ukraine coverage dominates Pulitzer awards

The origins of journalism as a practice and profession can be traced back centuries, from news sheets in ancient Rome to now various digital means and mediums of not only reading the news but also writing it.

Explained | AI journalism: Can artificial intelligence replace journalists?

A virtual news presenter generated by artificial intelligence technology read news for a Kuwaiti media outlet. The media outlet is apparently planning to use the AI model to read online bulletins.

Virtual news presenter generated using artificial intelligence for Kuwaiti media outlet

Maria Zakharova, Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said on Thursday (March 30) that activities of arrested US journalist were 'not related to journalism'. Russia on Thursday first detained and then arrested Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich (31) on suspicion of spying.

Russia says arrested US journalist Gershkovich was involved in activities 'not related to journalism'

An analysis by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has revealed that nearly 1700 journalists were killed across the globe in the past 20 years. This comes to an average of more than 80 per year.

Nearly 1700 journalists killed in past 20 years, says RSF report 

A record total of 533 journalists are currently detained worldwide, according to the annual round-up of violence and abuses against journalists published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF).

533 journalists jailed worldwide in 2022: RSF

Whether it's editorial leadership or role in news coverage, women continue to be severely under-represented in the media industry and taking the brunt of this are women of colour, shows a new report.

Gender disparity in news: Women, especially of colour, grossly under-represented in leadership and coverage

The U.S. has been Israel's most consistent and important ally, but it has now opened an investigation into the killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. The move has irked Israel. Can Biden afford to anger its ally?

WION Fineprint | U.S. to probe Shireen Abu Akleh's killing?

What is this new buzz word “metaverse” exactly about? It is an idea of a virtual world that is shared by internet users in which they all interact with each other using their digital avatars.

How Metaverse will impact journalism

Zee News achieved yet another milestone after it was adjudged India’s most trusted channel again. Zee News is the oldest news brand in India with the most experienced news personnel.

Zee News adjudged India’s most trusted channel again, Sudhir Chaudhary bags most trusted CEO award

According to the head of the International Federation of Journalists, journalism in Afghanistan is in danger of disappearing. He said that reporters trying to continue working under the Taliban have been subjected to beatings and imprisonment.

Journalism in Afghanistan in danger of disappearing, says scribes’ body head

Twelve opposition candidates running for Russia’s parliamentary election in September met numerous journalists in Moscow on Saturday, asking them to “resist” the Kremlin’s crackdown against the independent media.

Russian opposition candidates rally media against 'foreign agent' law

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