Rich Barbieri will help reimagine and direct the team’s coverage of companies, markets and economics in Europe and Asia. more

David Shipley will focus on producing and editing high-impact, ambitious editorial packages. more

Emma Goldberg, who brings curiosity to every story, is moving to a new role at The New York Times to report on the new mayor’s administration. more

Mike Ives will lead the operation, taking on some of the biggest breaking stories. more

Scores of journalists have arrived from outlets including The Associated Press, Reuters, CNN, the BBC and Al Jazeera as well as from Scandinavian countries and Japan. more

In a memo to staff, Vice President of Digital Platforms Saeed Ahmed announced that Christina Cuesta Kline has been named senior editorial director of APNews.com, the global news organization’s consumer-facing website. more

Sinclair, Inc. has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission the full text of letters exchanged between the company and The E.W. Scripps Company. more

Social media companies have revoked access to about 4.7 million accounts identified as belonging to children in Australia since the country banned use of the platforms by those under 16, officials said. more

“The public should assume responsibility for creating an accurate record of what’s happening. It’s a big job that requires participation from all of civil society, including the local press, religious and community groups, librarians and teachers. Everyone. In every city.” — Kelly McBride, Poynter more

Evan Smith, who co-founded The Texas Tribune and its renowned festival and has advised dozens of local newsrooms on their live-journalism businesses, is joining The Atlantic’s staff as a managing director overseeing events. more

As local news outlets disappear across the country, an unexpected network is helping fill the gaps: college newsrooms. In this article, Tandy Lau explores a new national database mapping more than 1,100 student-run newspapers and where they operate. The data reveals that hundreds of these outlets sit in or near communities with little to no local news coverage. Together, they point to student journalism’s growing — and often overlooked — role in sustaining local information ecosystems. more

Column, the public notice software company used by hundreds of news organizations and thousands of government agencies and legal professionals, has announced a strategic leadership transition designed to position the company for its next chapter of growth and product innovation. more

Trib Total Media announced Wednesday it plans to launch a weekend print publication focused exclusively on the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.  more

USA TODAY Network has launched TODAY Californian, a dedicated daily newsletter offering in-depth coverage of California news, politics, sports, culture and economic developments. This content is complemented by an expanded California section on USA TODAY's digital platform. more

Forum Communications Company announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire a portfolio of six Midwest newspapers and related assets from Wick Communications, expanding Forum’s footprint across the Northern Plains and reinforcing its commitment to locally owned, community-focused journalism. more

Paramount lawsuit tried to force a rapid release of information, but the court ruled there was no urgency to the request. more

Many saw the FBI search of a Washington Post reporter’s home as a jarring new step aimed at limiting their ability to gather information. more

Early on in her tenure as President Trump’s attorney general, Pam Bondi scrapped a Biden-era policy that banned the Justice Department from pursuing reporters’ phone records and notes while investigating leakers. The message was unmistakable: Trump-era investigators would welcome a confrontation. And now they have one. more

On Wednesday FBI agents searched a Washington Post reporter’s home and seized several of her devices during an investigation into a government contractor accused of illegally retaining classified government materials, according to The Washington Post.

Hannah Natanson, the reporter who covers the federal workforce, and a member of the Washington-Baltimore News Guild was at her home in Virginia at the time of the search. The Washington Post Guild, which represents Hannah, released the following statement. more