Journalist
The former Murdoch journalist who broke Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s “Megxit” story is at the center of a bizarre media scandal brewing across the pond.
His clean, deceptively simple stories brought home the front-line reality of World War II with no sentiment or preaching.
“They got me, and that is on me,” Deirdre Bosa confessed on Monday after falsely reporting on Twitter layoffs based off two trolls posing as fired employees outside HQ last week.
Before she became a star sports writer and ESPN broadcaster, Jemele Hill was a little girl in Detroit trying to make sense of a chaotic family life by writing about it.
The Oscar-winning medical marvel—congrats on the twins!—stars in “Alaska Daily,” ABC’s new drama about a disgraced journalist that is shockingly great. (At least for broadcast TV.)
Dom Phillips went missing on a trip to Amazon rainforest with a friend who has clashed in the past with illegal fishermen in the remote region.
Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh’s funeral turned into chaos as mourners threw rocks at police, who responded with batons and stun grenades.