In Court, the Companies That Built Social Media Insist They Are Not Social Media
Google told a jury YouTube 'is not social media,' Meta blamed a child's home life, and the identity denial is now a legal strategy across Big Tech.
Anna Weber
Bureau: Berlin
The Pentagon's Closed Corridor Becomes a Test of Whether Ceasefire Optics Override Institutional Damage
The Correspondents' Corridor is still shuttered, Judge Friedman's ruling is still unenforced, and the Islamabad talks may create pressure to reopen for optics.
April Brings Abby Jimenez, TJ Klune, Tom Perrotta, and Emma Straub to Bookstore Shelves
April's biggest book releases feature Abby Jimenez at the top, with TJ Klune, Tom Perrotta, and Emma Straub close behind.
Washington Post Quietly Rehires After February Bloodbath, But War Reporters Remain Gone
The Washington Post is rehiring staff after cutting 300 jobs in February, but international and war correspondents have not returned.
Daniel Ellsberg Act Sits in Committee as Press Freedom Confronts Wartime Test
Rep. Tlaib's Daniel Ellsberg Act remains stuck in committee with no scheduled hearing, even as wartime press freedom concerns mount.