Lachlan Cartwright

Ryan Lizza says he has “nothing to hide” in new court documents obtained by the Beast.

Will Lewis was tasked with cleaning up News Corp’s hacking scandal in Britain—and ex-colleagues say he threw them to the wolves to protect the powerful.

David Gelles touted remarks he made at a dinner in Davos about climate change—but some of his colleagues questioned whether he violated the newspaper’s ethics guidelines.

In this week’s edition of Confider, we reveal how the fired CNN star will return to your screens soon—just not the cable-news ones he’s used to.

The digital media start-up’s Slack channel devolved into outright mutiny with staffers begging EIC Dan Wakeford for answers, to no avail.

A tech guru is waging a war on major media outlets across three continents, hiring a “media assassin” law firm to kill stories connecting him to “hacks-for-hire” controversy.

Amid persistent fears of layoffs and financial woes, we’ve got some new dispatches from inside the highly hyped media startup.

The Times has long wanted to move on from the 2020 scandal around Tom Cotton’s op-ed, but the editor who lost his job over it is apparently not ready to do so.

Several media giants, including The New Yorker and The Messenger, are poised to layoff staffers in droves this holiday season, Confider has learned.

The Daily News’ former City Hall reporter is suing the paper for gender discrimination, while a NY Times star’s efforts in the case has drawn all the chatter.