Hannah Natanson Pulitzer Hits Day 7 as DOJ Rule 60(b) Window Closes May 18
The Justice Department has seven days to ask a federal judge to undo the ruling that just won a journalist a Pulitzer.
Anna Weber
Bureau: Berlin
NSA Uses Anthropic Mythos as Pentagon Holds Seven-Firm Exclusion on Day 5
One agency uses the model while another argues in court the company is a supply-chain risk — both arguments belong to the same government.
Stars and Stripes Day 15 — The Archive Shows the Paper Has Run Iran Coverage All Along
The paper said for a week that the watchdog could not run Iran coverage, the watchdog has been running it, the frame was wrong, and the question changes.
Saher Alghorra Pulitzer Enters a Fourth Week as the Counter-Narrative Hardens
Three full weeks after the Breaking News Photography Pulitzer, the campaign over the al-Mutawaq image has settled into a sustained discredit operation aimed at the laureate rather than the work.
Meta's May Twentieth Layoff Sits Nine Days Out as Its Tracking Program Records the Cohort
Meta's 8,000-employee cut is nine days away and the Model Capability Initiative is logging the same workers' keystrokes as AI-training data.
A Week After the Met Gala, the Smalls Arrest Has Hardened the Worker-Led Counter-Show
Seven days after Chris Smalls was arrested outside the Met Gala, the Ball Without Billionaires frame has hardened into a labor-vs-Costume-Institute reading the gala did not want.