DEFERENCE TO DONALDCNN Boss Warns Star Hosts to Avoid Trashing Trump’s RecordDuring Trump’s first term in office, the network didn’t hesitate to opine on Trump’s history of scandal.Sean Craig
ExclusiveHE IS THE NEWSChris Wallace Quits CNN to Build Future in StreamingThe veteran broadcaster, 77, will walk away from his seven-figure role in a watershed moment for cable TV.Hugh Dougherty
DONALD’S AMERICAWhen Facts Are a Matter of OpinionWe are now at a point in politics, a new book warns, where reality has lost its authority: Facts are considered a matter of opinion. Philip K. Howard
Red All OverMeet The Winner of Survivor: NYTHe’s the hardened BBC veteran who once bit a colleague’s arm and somehow emerged unscathed. Why Jill Abramson lost against the Sulzbergers’ imported CEO. Nico Hines
UNION JACKEDThe British Are HereABC and NBC News have British chiefs, the CEO of the New York Times used to run the BBC—how and why have the British risen to such exalted positions within American media?Lloyd Grove
Savile ScandalMore Fallout at the BBCThe BBC is investigating why a report about abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile, one of its former stars, was scuppered.Peter Jukes
Savile ScandalWill Thompson Survive at NY Times?The drip, drip, drip of damaging information and shifting timelines could have a fatal impact on thenew career of the Times CEO, says Michael Moynihan.Michael Moynihan
Savile Scandal Reaches NYTSteve Hewlett reports on whether New York Times will be damaged by widening Savile scandal.Steve Hewlett
No HoneymoonRocky Start for NY Times’ New CEOMark Thompson faces a contract battle at the Times, and questions over the BBC’s Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal. By Daniel Gross and Michael Moynihan.Daniel Gross
PAPER OF RECORDThe Gray Lady’s Shotgun WeddingThe New York Times's Mark Thompson has a legacy of bloodletting and self-preservation. By Peter Jukes.Peter Jukes
