The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging a media policy it says restricts press freedom and violates First Amendment protections. The paper argues that the Defense Department’s new rules hinder war reporting and limit public oversight of U.S. military operations.

New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Media Policy 

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.


White House launches new page to call out media for bias

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.

This video breaks down what the tracker is, why it’s being launched, how it will work, and what it could mean for journalists, media freedom, and political messaging in the U.S

White House Tracker To Call Out 'Media Offenders'

The Trump administration on Friday took another step to micromanage the news gathering activities of journalists who work from the White House, the latest move in a gradual crackdown that has broken with decades of precedent.


Trump administration restricts media access to White House press office 

Authorities crack down on boss IPTV and affiliate illegal IPTV services: Users warned of criminal charges and deportation risks

According to Freedom Network's annual report, the Pakistani media is facing a severe existential threat due to growing restrictive environment and worsening safety and job security conditions in the country.

Freedom Network's annual report says Pak media standing at crossroad

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has launched one of his harshest attacks on the American media. Speaking at the Department of Justice on Friday, Donald Trump called the media the political arm of the Democrat Party. He also accused the American media of being very corrupt in its behavior. Watch in for more details!

US President Trump slams media as 'corrupt' and 'political arms' of Democrats

Michael McNamara, Co-Chair of the European Parliament's AI Working Group, speaks to WION about the newly passed AI Act and its impact on innovation, regulation, and ethical AI development in Europe. He discusses key provisions, the balance between oversight and technological growth, and what this legislation means for global AI governance.

Michael McNamara on AI, media, and governance at DNPA conclave 2025

US President-elect Trump discussed banning mainstream media from White House briefing room

Afghan Taliban pledge to enforce media ban on images of all living things 

As the 2024 U.S. elections approach, Vice President Kamala Harris has embarked on a high-profile "media blitz" to boost her visibility and strengthen her position in the political landscape. Facing scrutiny over her leadership and public image, Harris is making frequent media appearances, engaging in interviews, and addressing key national issues to appeal to voters and reaffirm her role in the Biden administration. The effectiveness of this strategy remains to be seen, as political analysts and the public question whether her intensified media presence will pay off in solidifying support ahead of the election.

US Elections 2024: Will Kamala Harris' 'Media Blitz' Payoff?

Israel alleges Al Jazeera journalist held three hostages, media group denies connection

Zee Media Group Chairman Dr. Subhash Chandra said that, "Media is considered the fourth pillar of democracy but faces increasing pressure from the Governing Class, whether the legislature, executive, corporations and more". Watch in!

Zee's Dr. Subhash Chandra's message to members of fourth estate

Several Western and African media have been suspended in Burkina Faso. They have been suspended over their coverage of a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report. The report accuses Burkina Faso's army of extrajudicial killings.

Why did Burkina Faso suspend foreign media?

A senior official with Ukraine’s intelligence agency has been fired after revelations that investigative journalists had been wiretapped, a source at the agency told AFP on Monday.

Ukraine official fired over media wiretapping

Big tech and media companies in the US have kicked off 2024 with fresh plans to cut jobs, signaling the spate of layoffs seen last year will likely continue as firms navigate persistent economic uncertainty.

Is 2024 the year the job market rebounds? | World Business Watch

Four days after a devastating twin bomb attack rocked southern Iran, claiming the lives of at least 91 people during a memorial ceremony near the tomb of Qasem Soleimani, a video has surfaced online. The footage shows a chilling glimpse into the moment one of the bombs exploded on January 3.

Iran's state media airs video of twin blasts near Qasem Soleimani's grave

Downing Street is blocking some of the UK's top military and spy Chiefs from giving interviews and that is causing anger in the Civil Services. British media says that although the precise reason is not clear one source suggested that it was because of General paranoia over government messaging before next year's election.

UK: PM Sunak bars defence and spy chiefs from talking to media

As media tycoon and pro-democracy activist, Jimmy Lai is at the court to face his biggest trial today. The 76-year-old can face life imprisonment over his charges under Beijing's national security law.

Hong Kong: Media mogul Jimmy Lai on trial without jury

'World's most dangerous country for journalists': 4 Mexican journalists injured in two separate attacks

Amazon is getting serious about its return-to-office policy. A US media report states that the company has reportedly given managers the authority to effectively terminate employees who fail to attend office thrice a week.

Amazon on its latest attendance policy

China has been making massive efforts to influence the media landscape worldwide, as revealed in a ground-breaking study that was made public by the US State Department on Thursday. The worldwide Engagement Center report exposes a multifaceted strategy that includes data collection, censorship, and stealthy acquisitions of international news sites. It also includes warnings that this trend may result in a "sharp contraction" of worldwide freedom of speech.

Did Chin try to control Pakistani media?

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