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New York Times Moves To Quash Trump DOJ Subpoenas To Its Reporters
The New York Times has filed a motion to quash grand jury subpoenas issued to three of its journalists, arguing the Trump administration’s Justice Department is trying to unmask confidential sources in bad faith following the paper’s reporting on security shortcomings of the new Air Force One. The Times says the subpoenas violate the constitutional…
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MS NOW Taps Brian Swarth as Senior Vice President of Marketing
Brian Swarth, a veteran of promoting series such as Showtime’s “Billions,” Audacy’s “Fly on the Wall with David Spade and Dana Carvey” and AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire,” will join MS NOW as its senior vice president of marketing, at a time when the news outlet will be working to lure its viewers to join…
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SCOTUS has shown Congress a path on birthright citizenship. Lawmakers must act
This Fox News opinion piece argues that a recent Supreme Court ruling has created an opening for Congress to legislate on birthright citizenship, and calls on lawmakers to act. The author frames this against the backdrop of President Donald Trump’s push for the Supreme Court to reconsider the policy, and a separate case in which…
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‘Somebody needs to do something’: GOP senators split as Tuberville demands McConnell answers
Republican senators are publicly divided over how to handle Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s extended absence from Capitol Hill, with Alabama’s Tommy Tuberville pressing for clarity and Louisiana’s John Kennedy urging colleagues to leave the Kentucky senator alone. The disagreement highlights growing unease within the GOP conference about McConnell’s health and capacity to serve, particularly…
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Now Labour wants to ban ‘noisy’ fireworks from shops as ministers push plans to slash decibel level of rockets by 50%
The UK government is reportedly considering plans to ban particularly loud fireworks from sale in shops, as part of a wider push to curb noise from displays sold to the public. Ministers are said to be examining measures that would cut the permitted decibel level of rockets and similar fireworks by as much as half,…
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Credibility crisis: Graham Platner received glowing media coverage before dramatic exit from Senate race
Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner withdrew from Maine’s 2026 race last week following a series of scandals, including a rape accusation, after previously receiving largely favourable coverage from mainstream US media outlets. Fox News argues that legacy media had built up Platner as a “salt-of-the-earth” oyster farmer capable of winning back male voters and defeating…
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Ministers urge Brussels to further ease new post-Brexit border rules amid growing concerns of summer holiday travel chaos
UK ministers are pressing the European Union to further relax post-Brexit border arrangements, amid mounting fears that stricter checks could cause significant disruption for British holidaymakers travelling to the EU this summer. The push reflects ongoing tension between UK and EU authorities over how new border procedures are implemented, with the government keen to avoid…
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David Goldsen promoted to EVP, A&R at Warner Chappell Music
Warner Chappell Music (WCM) has promoted David Goldsen to Executive Vice President, A&R, the publisher announced on 15 July. Goldsen, based in Los Angeles, will continue reporting to Ryan Press, President of North America at WCM, and the move reflects the company’s recognition of his role in developing successful songwriters over a long tenure at…