Don Lemon's Hearing Was Tuesday and the Case Is Falling Apart
Don Lemon's federal case hit another setback as his legal team won key discovery concessions and press freedom advocates say the prosecution is crumbling.
Anna Weber
Bureau: Berlin
The Times Published a Portrait of Trump at War and It Read Like Fiction
The New York Times published a sweeping portrait of Trump's wartime decision-making featuring 'wild ultimatums' and the phrase 'bombing our little hearts out.'
White House AI Framework Already Outdated Two Weeks After Release
The White House's National AI Legislative Framework, released March 20, is already being overtaken by events including the OpenAI Pentagon deal and state-level AI bills.
NewsGuard's First Amendment Lawsuit Against FTC Survives Motion to Dismiss
A federal judge rejected the FTC's attempt to dismiss NewsGuard's lawsuit alleging the agency used its regulatory power to censor a news-rating service.
Three Independent Democracy Indices Converge on US Decline: Freedom House, V-Dem, and EIU All Agree
Freedom House, V-Dem, and the EIU Democracy Index all independently downgraded US democracy in their 2026 reports, marking an unprecedented convergence.