Over 30 years ago, I met Katharine Graham, at the time the publisher of

Dozens of journalists threw public tantrums this week, including at least four who quit their jobs after the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post declined to publish overwrought endorsements of Kamala Harris that would have changed the minds of precisely zero voters. Bless their sad little hearts. Like a bunch of woke nerds after their professor refused to give out an extra homework assignment...

Seldom do editorials make the news. However, The Washington Post, following in the footsteps of The Los Angeles Times, has managed to accomplish that feat by not printing one. William Lewis, the papers publisher and chief executive officer,

The Washington Post announced that it would follow the example of the Los Angeles Times and not endorse a presidential candidate, and many on the left implo...

One Los Angeles Times editor and one former editorial board member, who was still a columnist with the paper, announced their departure in protest over the outlet’s decision not to […]The post LA Times Dealing with Fallout of Presidential Endorsement Co...

The landscape around presidential endorsements looks a great deal different this year and may for many cycles to come.  After the Los Angeles Times owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, blocked the papers editorial board from its planned endorsement of Kamala Harris (prompting the resignation of editorials editor Mariel Garza), the Washington Posts leadership announced that […]

The controversial move at the Jeff Bezosowned paper follows the Los Angeles Times, owned by billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, also bucking tradition. These decisions, Margaret Sullivan tells VF, are appalling.

LOS ANGELES (AP) Two more members of the Los Angeles Times editorial board have resigned after the newspapers owner blocked the board’s plan to endorse Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris for president. Veteran journalists Robert Greene and Karin Klein announced their resignations Thursday, a day after the editorial page editor

Oliver Darcy: Patrick Soon-Shiong, the billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times, has plunged his newspaper into an astonishing state of turmoil, leaving the largest publication west of the Mississippi […]

Biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, who bought the newspaper in 2018, wouldnt let board endorse HarrisNearly 2,000 Los Angeles Times subscribers cancelled their subscriptions to the paper, citing editorial content reasons, after Patrick Soon-Shiong, the papers billionaire owner, refused to let its editorial board endorse Kamala Harris for president. And that was just on ...

LOS ANGELES, CA After being in business for 143 years, The Los Angeles Times is shutting its doors because its entire staff resigned in protest after being asked to publish factual information. Provoked by a new editor-in-chief who thought newspapers were suppos...

Inside the Los Angeles Times, MSNBC, and the Washington Post, journalists question whether news executives are making editorial decisions with an eye to appeasing former President Donald Trump.

California Democrats in tight House races are backing a crime ballot measure despite Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom strongly opposing the initiative, according to the Los Angeles Times Thursday.

The owner of the Los Angeles Times defended himself after the editorial editor resigned after it was decided that the paper would not be endorsing a presidential candidate this year.

The owner of the Los Angeles Times defended himself after the editorial editor resigned after it was decided that the paper would not be endorsing a presidential candidate this year.

"I want to make it clear that I am not okay with us being silent, Mariel Garza, who led the newspaper's editorial board, said.

Mariel Garzas resignation comes after Patrick Soon-Shiong, the billionaire doctor who purchased the publication in 2018 for $500 million, told the Times editorial board not to endorse in the presidential race.