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Ken Burns has been telling the story of America through his entire career with genre-defining documentaries on the Civil War, the Vietnam War, and now the American Revolution.

A handful of creators have been paid more than $1 million to license their videos to AI companies.

How a Long Island vintner, with the help of ChatGPT, prompted a transatlantic journalistic debacle.

The White House is increasingly attentive to the concerns of personalities like Nick Shirley.

Decoherence Media is a new digital publication covering “authoritarian and anti-democratic movements, with a particular focus on the far-right,” co-founder Tristan Lee told Semafor.

Commentator Ben Shapiro has told at least one person privately that he had planned to denounce Tucker Carlson in a speech at a Turning Points USA event before Charlie Kirk was shot.

The nearly-defunct federal Corporation for Public Broadcasting sought summary judgment in NPR’s lawsuit against the organization over its decision to appropriate funding for satellite distribution to a select group of NPR member stations.

CNN personality Scott Jennings visited the new CBS News editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss, this week at CBS’ New York headquarters.

More than four in 10 voters are “passive” news consumers, meaning they let information come to them, according to Global Strategy Group.

American Eagle’s campaign with Sydney Sweeney blew up in ways no one could’ve imagined – but CMO Craig Brommers knew they were going to hit a cultural nerve.

Zaslav has long been one of media’s best-paid CEOs despite shareholder returns that lag larger rivals.

Comcast and Paramount are among potential bidders as the CNN parent runs a sale process.