Media interest in Jeffrey Epstein, the sexual deviant and Democratic donor who was most likely murdered in his jail cell in 2019, has ticked up amid scrutiny of the late pedophile's environmental record. 
John Harwood announced he has left CNBC for CNN on Tuesday, as the network adds to its deep bench of White House reporting talent.
While reporting on Monday's peaceful gun rights rally in Richmond, Va., CNN kept a chyron up about a shooting the night before in Kansas City. 
The Washington Free Beacon regrets to inform you that the journalists are at it again. The White House Correspondents' Association, a pro-journalism activist group responsible for hosting the appropriately dubbed "nerd prom" dinner party, announced Friday the creation of a new journalism award for "courage and accountability." 
Sen. Martha McSally (R., Ariz.) was not interested in answering impeachment questions from CNN Thursday. 
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) on Wednesday handed out commemorative pens to her impeachment managers while posing for pictures with them—a departure from proceedings she has said should be serious and somber. 
The media were dispirited and discouraged Tuesday night, as the Democratic presidential field turned in a "dull and plodding" debate performance. 
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said during Tuesday's debate that he could not afford childcare during his early Senate days, despite making the modern equivalent of a quarter of a million dollars per year. 
Members of the media were eager in the past week to erroneously say Iran's people were "unified" in the wake of President Donald Trump's killing of terrorist general Qassem Soleimani. 