Elahe Izadi

He rose up through British newspapers and Rupert Murdoch’s empire. Now Jeff Bezos has turned to William Lewis, 54, to put The Washington Post back on firm financial footing.

Opinions editor David Shipley said the cartoon was meant to caricature a Hamas spokesman. But the backlash showed he had missed something “profound and divisive.”

German writer Hubert Seipel accepted support of Putin ally Alexei Mordashov, according to Cyprus Confidential documents, but says he maintained independence.

After years at the Economist and the Atlantic, Bob Cohn is tackling a new challenge: how to turn a nonprofit news start-up into a self-sustaining enterprise.

Stand-up comedy exploded on TikTok and Instagram, and changed the relationship between audiences and comics.

David D. Smith, chair of conservative Sinclair Broadcast Group, tells new employees he hasn’t read the Sun in years — but finds lots to criticize anyway.

The Gap Band frontman barely survived his R&B fame. At 71, Charlie Wilson is now rap’s favorite vocalist.

Vice Media was once valued at more than $5 billion for its vaunted appeal to younger audiences, but it filed for bankruptcy last year.

The station, a member of the NPR network, acquired DCist in 2018. It now has four journalists, down from 14 last year.

The public-radio network is being targeted by conservative activists over the essay, which many staffers say is misleading and inaccurate.