David Covucci, founder of FOIAball, on using public records to break big stories about college football and what to try when ...

The app will be localized and personalized depending on where the user is, featuring some curation but also the most relevant products such as the London Playbook newsletter or the Brussels Playbook ...

While the videos are presented as laypeople giving straight-to-camera ideological news recaps, they feature actors and spokespeople paid small amounts of money to read nearly identical scripts laced ...

Nate Silver, Clare Malone and Galen Druke — are betting they can resurrect its spirit with a new show called ‘Still Counting.’ The three hosts want the podcast to be just as nonpartisan and empirical ...

“The magazine’s January issue will be its last in print, according to Joan SerVaas, the president and publisher. In a letter to The Post’s 50,000 subscribers in the most recent issue, she attributed ...

The New York Times has prepared some exclusive goodies for its subscribers: a weekly drop of bonus puzzles based on the publication’s popular games. Five to six new puzzles will be released every ...

A group of musicians led by Jason Isbell is suing artificial-intelligence music platform Suno, alleging the company allows its users to generate copycat songs based on artists’ names without their ...

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“Unlike podcasters in the conservative-aligned womanosphere who regularly toe the party line when it comes to topics such as immigration, abortion or birth control, Halili and Reitsma prefer a more ...

For some critics, such as MIT researcher and entrepreneur Christian Catalini, anthropomorphic accounts like Patel’s risk obscuring the responsibility OpenAI and the humans working there have for the ...

"I think with Trump's first election in 2016, it became painfully clear to the media broadly that you can't just look at the ...

The nonprofit, founded by three journalists formerly with The Intercept — another adversarial outlet — gets 35% of revenue from around 21,000 paying subscribers (70% annual, 30% monthly) (and out of ...