News on the governance of information: bills introduced and amended, agency decisions and guidance, platform policy updates and product changes with policy effects, court filings, and newly published transparency data. Items state the stage reached and the next procedural step. For people who need to know before a rule takes effect.
Long-form interview shows have become the preferred format for candidates who want depth without adversarial questioning, and the accountability tools built for broadcast do not reach them.
Colin Reyes · March 22, 2026
After the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times owner interventions of 2024 and Alden's blanket no-endorsement rules, the question heading into 2026 is no longer whether papers endorse but who decides.
Colin Reyes · February 27, 2026
The Associated Press says it will offer buyouts to over 120 U.S.-based journalists as newspaper-client revenue fades and licensing, data and video become the core business.
Colin Reyes · February 4, 2026
By publishing its own weekly pool rotations and curbing permanent wire-service slots, the administration has completed a transfer of press-access authority that the correspondents' association held for decades.
Gabriela Montoya · January 13, 2026