Good Morning America co-anchor Amy Robach interviewed New York governor Andrew Cuomo (D.) about the first 100 days of his coronavirus response, and she did not exactly rake him over the coals. 
An NBC News report that claimed the conservative news and commentary site The Federalist had been demonetized by Google for an article about Black Lives Matter protests was contradicted by Google and the site's publisher. 
A favorite media talking point over the past three years: Whatever President Donald Trump is doing on any given day is a distraction. 
Every journalist who appears on television has courage. That's a given. But joining the elite ranks of the world's most noble profession requires something few possess—that rare combination of talent, charisma, grace, humility, eloquence, and cheeky bravado.
A powerful liberal network is seeking to scrub its Wikipedia page of unfavorable reporting by the Washington Free Beacon, as well as another news organization and a government watchdog. 
The Washington Free Beacon presents highlights of liberal CNN hosts Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon during their nightly live toss, where their admiration for one another's views is boundless. 
Arizona State University revoked a job offer from its incoming journalism school dean after students and faculty accused her of “microaggressions,” including a tweet that called some police officers “good.”
"1619 Project" founder Nikole Hannah-Jones, whose seminal essay was updated to address factual errors, said Sunday that a New York Times-commissioned op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) calling for the United States military to quell riots did not undergo appropriate fact-checking. 
The New York Times announced on Sunday the resignation of editorial page editor James Bennet in the wake of staff uproar over the paper’s publication of an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) calling for the use of military force against rioters. A New York Times reporter praised the criticism of a reporter at The Intercept for racial insensitivity on Thursday, one day after dozens of Times staffers accused their employer of endangering black lives with the publication of a Republican lawmaker's op-ed. 