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Tucker Carlson has taken up the cause of The Bibi Files, a documentary built from leaked interrogation footage and pointed accusations about Benjamin Netanyahu’s political and legal troubles. The film is banned in Israel, which has only made it more useful for Carlson’s anti-war, anti-Netanyahu messaging.
Journalists and a media watchdog have asked the FIA to step in after Max Verstappen barred Guardian correspondent Giles Richards from his Suzuka press conference, triggering a wider row over access and respect.
Four weeks into the war on Iran, the White House is pivoting and contradicting itself while parts of the MAGA base turn against the administration. Meanwhile, a hardline bill in Israel and an online propaganda arms race using AI and memes are shaping the narrative.
John Kiriakou, a former CIA officer who served from 1990 to 2004 and later went to prison, has gone viral after podcast clips of his wild agency stories exploded on short-form video. He says the goal is simple: get President Trump to grant a pardon and restore a lost federal pension.
The White House has leaned into TikTok-style videos, memes, and sports highlights to frame the campaign against Iran. The clips racked up billions of impressions, but former military leaders and some voters say the approach trivializes war and may be backfiring.
During a live CNN segment, the Beijing feed was cut with color bars just as reporters began explaining what triggers Chinese censorship. The U.S. feed stayed on air.
At CPH:SUMMIT, Arte president Bruno Patino responded to an AI-generated forecast that predicts a fractured information landscape by 2030. He said AI has moved us from a pull era to a push era, boosted global platform power, and made diversity harder to find. His prescription: coalitions across European public media.
The media loves a civil war story, but the idea that MAGA has broken over the Iran fight is more wishful thinking than reality. A few loud critics grumble, but Trump's hold on his movement stays firm.
AI-made videos and photos about the Iran conflict are spreading fast. Some are obvious fakes, others trick people into thinking real pictures are manipulated. Here’s a practical, slightly sarcastic guide to spotting the junk and finding trustworthy verification.
Palestinian journalist Amal Shamali was killed in an Israeli air strike on central Gaza’s Nuseirat camp, as media workers report amid ongoing fighting.
Florida Democrats are taking cues from Texas' media-savvy campaigns, aiming to connect with voters through podcasts and social media to bridge a widening gap.
As Paramount Skydance acquires Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN staffers fear editorial independence may be compromised. David Ellison insists on maintaining trust, but internal tensions tell a different story.