Rural parts of the country are rapidly turning into news deserts, Medill reports.

Weiss reportedly asked the "60 Minutes" team, '"Why does the country think you're biased?"

Phillips, the first female CEO at Forbes, won the top job after a long career at the company, but has had to deal with falling traffic and other issues.

And over half say their trust in news has declined over the last five years.

The "Columbia Journalism Review" outlines the growing delays in the postal system.

AP was penalized for standing up to the administration, while news channels refused Hegseth's rules.

The average press freedom score in all countries declined from an average of 68.1 in 2022 to 67.2 in 2025.

News deserts could develop in states where monies are cut from the budget.

Men are more likely to cover sports and political news, while women are more likely to cover health and family, Pew reports.

More people are using GenAI, but they are wary of its use in journalism, Reuters Institute reports.