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The Athletic Keeps Review Open Into Dianna Russini’s Reporting

A finding that past stories were compromised would force corrections or policy changes at The Athletic.

New York Times Review of Dianna Russini’s Conduct Remains Open Weeks After Photo Revelations

Social Development Minister Accuses Ex-Spokesperson of Misinformation as Misconduct Claims Escalate

High Court Sets Closing-Arguments Date in Ministers’ Defamation Case Against Bloomberg

The Athletic Pulls Dianna Russini From Reporting as It Probes Ties to Patriots Coach Mike Vrabel

Ex-Met Officer Challenges Key Evidence as Stephen Wright Rejects Claims in Lawrence Privacy Trial

Empty Netters’ Dan Powers Disputes OutSports Report on ‘Heated Rivalry’ Texts

Haaretz Exposes Undisclosed Payments to Ex-Columnist Alon Pinkas Linked to Qatar Lobbyist

‘Cover-Up’ Trailer Debuts, Netflix Sets December 26 Streaming Date

The Morning Show Season 4 Premieres on Apple TV+ as Apple Renews the Drama for Season 5

ITV Unveils First Images of David Tennant and Robert Carlyle in The Hack

Gabbard Levels Unsubstantiated Harassment Allegations at Washington Post Reporter

Delhi Police Apologize for Mistakenly Identifying Journalist as Suspect

Celebrity Press Titan Mimi Marchand Faces Paris Trial for Alleged Blackmail

Court Admits Secret Recording in Ben Roberts-Smith’s Defamation Appeal Bid

Ben Roberts-Smith Pushes for Retrial, Citing Alleged Privilege Breaches

Federal Court Weighs Ben Roberts-Smith’s Bid to Reopen Defamation Appeal

Parkinson’s and RLS Drug Linked to Risky Impulse Behaviors

C8's Broadcast License Revoked Following Regulatory Decision

Nicole Shanahan Accused of Offering $500K Bribe to Washington Post Reporter