The CNN anchor shared her diagnosis of ovarian cancer on her show on Monday. She said surgery had been successful and she was undergoing chemotherapy.
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Tag Archives: CNN
Garland Confronts Long-Building Crisis Over Leak Inquiries and Journalism
Prosecutors’ approach to unauthorized disclosures of government secrets has undergone a sea change in the 21st century.
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Garland Confronts Crisis Over Leak Inquiries and Journalism
Prosecutors’ approach to unauthorized disclosures of government secrets has undergone a sea change in the 21st century.
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Hunting Leaks, Trump Officials Focused on Democrats in Congress
The Justice Department seized records from Apple for metadata of House Intelligence Committee members, their aides and family members.
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CNN Lawyers Gagged in Fight With Justice Dept. Over Reporter’s Emails
The disclosure of the aggressive leak investigation tactic followed a similar revelation involving The New York Times.
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CNN Says Government Imposed Gag Order on its Lawyers in Fight Over Email Data
The disclosure was the latest involving aggressive steps the Justice Department took in leak inquiries late in the Trump administration.
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Times Requests Disclosure of Court Filings Seeking Reporters’ Email Data and Gag Order
Lawyers for the newspaper are asking how the Justice Department justified keeping the order secret since its leak inquiry was publicly known.
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Trump Administration Secretly Seized Phone Records of Times Reporters
The admission by the Biden Justice Department followed similar recent disclosures to The Washington Post and CNN.
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Telling the Story of the Tulsa Massacre
An array of TV documentaries mark the centennial of one of America’s deadliest outbreaks of racist violence.
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Fox News Intensifies Its Pro-Trump Politics as Dissenters Depart
Donna Brazile, a Democratic analyst, has left the Murdoch-owned network as some hosts and journalists who questioned Donald Trump have exited or been sidelined.
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Is Jake Tapper for Sale?
The CNN anchor discusses how the streaming wars might change the news business and why he won’t let liars on his show.
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CNN Drops Rick Santorum After Dismissive Comments About Native Americans
Mr. Santorum, a former Republican presidential candidate, said at a conservative political event last month that “we birthed a nation from nothing — I mean, there was nothing here.”
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Discovery-AT&T: How a Huge Media Deal Was Done
An early-morning meeting at a Greenwich Village townhouse, under the watchful eye of Steve McQueen, was part of a monthslong campaign.
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Trump Justice Dept. Seized CNN Reporter’s Email and Phone Records
In a wide-ranging request, federal prosecutors obtained records for Barbara Starr’s email accounts and multiple phone lines, the network said.
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CNN’s Chris Cuomo Advised Gov. Cuomo, Raising Ethics Questions
The host Chris Cuomo participated in strategy calls with aides to his brother, Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York, after sexual harassment allegations emerged this year.
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CNN’s Jeff Zucker Sees Fortunes Changed with AT&T Deal
Phone buddies and golf partners, Jeff Zucker and David Zaslav have a 30-year history. Now Zucker may be open to working for the man he calls a “best friend.”
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How a Megadeal Reunited CNN’s Jeff Zucker With a Powerful Old Friend
Phone buddies and golf partners, Jeff Zucker and David Zaslav have a 30-year history. Now Zucker may be open to working for the man he calls a “best friend.”
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An Old-School Media Titan Pushes Aside an Upstart
Jason Kilar was named chief executive of WarnerMedia just last year, but now he is negotiating his departure after being sidelined by David Zaslav, the longtime leader of Discovery.
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CNN Is in a Post-Trump Slump. What Does That Mean for Don Lemon?
The prime-time host on the future of cable news, the urgency of conversations about race and whether CNN is a boys’ club.
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What’s on TV This Week: ‘Hemingway’ and ‘The People v. the Klan’
Lynn Novick and Ken Burns revisit the life of Ernest Hemingway on PBS. And a documentary about a civil suit against the Ku Klux Klan airs on CNN.
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Broadcasting ‘the Shock, the Horror, the Outrage’ Live, Again and Again
After Columbine, the media faced criticism for focusing on the assailants rather than on the victims. A lot has changed since 1999 — except the need to cover the tragedies in the first place.
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Cuomo Family’s Access to Virus Tests Is Now Part of Impeachment Inquiry
State health officials tested members of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s family for the coronavirus early last year, when testing was not widely available.
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Lachlan Murdoch and Jason Kilar on the Future of Fox and CNN
At a conference, the chiefs of the media giants made news.
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Polk Awards Honor Pandemic Reporters
The Washington Post led all news organizations, with four prizes. The infectious-disease reporter Helen Branswell, of Stat, took the public service award for a yearlong chronicle of the coronavirus and its effects.
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In Milwaukee, Biden Offers Reassurance, and Tries to Avoid Mention of ‘the Former Guy’
It was President Biden’s first extended encounter with voters since Inauguration Day and was a rare opportunity for him to practice his signature brand of personal politics.
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How Media Differs in Coverage of Trump Impeachment Trial
Descriptions like “very powerful” and “really stellar” on MSNBC and CNN. And “asinine” and “irrational” on Fox News.
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You Can Barely Tell It’s the Same Trial in Cable Impeachment Coverage
Descriptions like “very powerful” and “really stellar” on MSNBC and CNN. And “asinine” and “irrational” on Fox News.
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Is This the End of Obsessively Hating Donald Trump?
Loathing him has been a passion, an addiction, a compulsion. Let impeachment be the last hurrah.
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Jeff Zucker Announces Plans to Step Down
The executive shaped the look and feel of CNN since coming aboard in 2013. The network hit record ratings in recent months, during which Mr. Zucker had tensions with his newly installed boss.
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Son Tipped Off F.B.I. About His Father, Who Is Charged in Capitol Riot
“I put my emotions behind me to do what I thought was right,” said Jackson Reffitt, who weeks before the siege alerted the F.B.I. that his father was planning “something big.”
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Larry King, Breezy Interviewer of the Famous and Infamous, Dies at 87
Over five decades, he chatted with an estimated 50,000 people from all walks of life, from presidents and pundits to swindlers and U.F.O. “experts.”
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Larry King Is Preparing for the Final Cancellation
Five years after CNN pulled the plug on his show, the TV host is thinking about whom he’ll book for his funeral.
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Biden’s Inauguration Scores Bigger TV Ratings Than Trump’s
The opening moments of both presidencies did not attract as large an audience as Barack Obama did in 2009.
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From Trump to Biden, TV Captures a Dramatic Shift
The new president’s speech on unity — “the best inaugural address I ever heard,” says Chris Wallace of Fox News — follows Donald Trump’s “My Way” moment.
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New York Post to Staff: Stay Away From CNN, MSNBC, New York Times and Washington Post
As the Murdoch tabloid navigates a fraught political moment, high-level editors instructed reporters not to base articles on reporting by four news outlets that President Trump has falsely labeled “fake news.”
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Fox News to Add Another Hour of Right-Wing Talk as Biden Takes Office
The anchor Martha MacCallum will be replaced by a conservative host at 7 p.m., and CNN will expand Jake Tapper’s afternoon show.
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11 Journalists on Covering the Capitol Siege: ‘This Could Get Ugly’
Reporters who planned to watch a political ceremony were caught in a wave of turmoil.
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TV Networks Shift From Coverage of Electoral Tally to Storming of Capitol
News producers prepared for an unusual political event and switched to chronicling the siege by a pro-Trump mob.
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Trump’s Push to Undo Election Result Divides His Media Allies
The hosts of “Fox & Friends” warn of “anarchy” and say they have not seen evidence of fraud, while a Fox News colleague, Mark Levin, says the Constitution is being “destroyed” by Democrats and the media.
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How Trump’s Push to Undo Election Has Divided His Media Allies
The hosts of “Fox & Friends” warn of “anarchy” and say they have not seen evidence of fraud, while a Fox News colleague, Mark Levin, says the Constitution is being “destroyed” by Democrats and the media.
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How the Networks Will Fill Airtime on a Quiet New Year’s Eve
In a typical year, shots of raucous parties from around the world dominate news programming. This year, the networks had to get more creative.
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CNN and MSNBC Fret Over Post-Trump Future
Ratings have hit new highs, but executives and journalists at both networks are uneasy about the year ahead.
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Watching the U.S. Election While Irish
“John King is back on shift!” gasped my sister Caoimhe. “It must be close.”
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Abby Phillip of CNN on Donald Trump and More
In an election dominated by fast-talking policy dudes, her deliberate commentary and context stood out.
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Jeffrey Toobin Is Fired by The New Yorker
The star journalist exposed himself on a video conference call last month. “We take workplace matters seriously,” a Condé Nast executive said.
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Call for Biden Gave Networks Prime-Time Attention on a Saturday Morning
Ratings surged, with 21 million watching six networks, but Fox News viewers tuned out at a higher percentage as the coverage went on.
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Biden Election Call Boosts Cable TV Network Ratings
Ratings surged, with 21 million watching six networks, but Fox News viewers tuned out at a higher percentage as the coverage went on.
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‘It’s a Big Deal’: TV Coverage Notes Magnitude of Kamala Harris Victory
On Fox News, Donna Brazile recalled that her mother and grandmother could not vote. “Just scoot over and let women also share in the leadership of this country,” she said.
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CNN Was First With the Call for Joe Biden. Fox News Went Last.
The news networks pledged restraint going into Election Day. They waited until a batch of Philadelphia votes came in on Saturday morning to make the projection.
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Major Networks Cut Away From Trump’s Baseless Fraud Claims
Fox News and CNN stuck with the White House news conference, but reported afterward that the president offered no evidence for his accusations of vote fraud.
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