Vance Left Budapest — Europe Is Still Processing What Happened
JD Vance's visit to Budapest to endorse Orbán's re-election bid, four days before Hungary's election, has alarmed EU institutions watching democratic backsliding in a member state.
Anna Weber
Bureau: Berlin
The Pentagon's Correspondents' Corridor Is Closed — And the Ceasefire Won't Reopen It
The Pentagon's press corridor has been shuttered since March, journalists moved to an external annex, and the war ended without the public seeing a single photographer's image from inside the.
The Daniel Ellsberg Act Has Not Moved — Wartime Is When It Would Matter Most
The Daniel Ellsberg Press Freedom and Whistleblower Protection Act remains in committee while the war it most directly addresses continues — wartime secrecy is precisely when the Espionage Act gets.
The Washington Post Is Calling Some of Its Laid-Off Journalists Back
The Post laid off one-third of its newsroom in February — now it's rehiring selectively, a pattern that suggests the February cuts were a restructuring rather than a strategic editorial retreat.