The CBS News editor's latest hires has other staffers wondering if they work for the 'we love Israel' network. Plus, Sean Hannity’s stolen valor and David Ellison finds a new MAGA friend.
“I think they're doing a great job,” Carr said at Semafor’s Restoring Trust in Media event Wednesday.
"Great journalism is central, but the journalism alone isn't enough.”
Few are sure he’ll change up his top ranks as negative headlines mount. But they know pre-midterms drama doesn’t help.
On January 24 of this year, Alex Pretti was killed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while he was disarmed, pepper-sprayed, and lying on the ground. Pretti is now one of many people who have been murdered or irreparably harmed by ICE this year, including Renee Good, also in Minnesota, Keith Porter, who was killed by an off-duty ICE officer at his own home, or Liam Conejo Ramos, the five-year old boy detained with his father, then returned home, and who the Trump administration is now targeting again for deportation. Human rights violations, including torture, are being credibly documented on a daily basis within Department of Homeland Security (DHS) detention centers. With a political system unequipped or unwilling to take action, many people are wondering what can be done, if anything, to stop this rapid descent into fascism. Calls for general strikes are resurfacing, a once-powerful political and economic tool that has long lain dormant in American labor politics.
Anthropic’s CEO has expressed concerns about the use of AI for autonomous drones and surveillance.
By killing tariff transparency, Trump and Bezos made it harder for Americans to prove what they paid — and easier for corporations to keep any refunds.
Both legacy military contractors and an influx of startups are making the technology a core focus of their efforts.