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On ‘The View,’ Ana Navarro says Don Lemon arrest was meant to intimidate journalists
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ABC’s “The View” devoted part of its Monday, February 2, 2026 broadcast to the federal arrest and indictment of former CNN anchor Don Lemon, with co-host Ana Navarro arguing the case reflects political “gaslighting” and a broader attempt to deter reporters from covering sensitive stories.
CNET has released its latest rankings of top on-demand and live TV streaming services for 2026, highlighting changes like price increases and a pending merger between Hulu and Fubo. The reviews emphasize value, content variety, and features amid rising costs for cord-cutters. Key picks include Netflix for originals and YouTube TV for live channels.
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Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino returned to podcasting on Monday, relaunching a show that included a brief conversation with President Donald Trump and renewed attacks on the media and critics.
Kari Lake, overseeing the U.S. Agency for Global Media, effusively praised President Trump during a January 2026 interview on Voice of America's Persian-language service. Critics argue her remarks undermine the broadcaster's editorial independence, potentially violating federal law. The appearance highlights ongoing tensions over the agency's direction under the Trump administration.
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SBT announced on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, the end of the program 'Sabadou com Virginia', hosted by Virginia Fonseca, after nearly two years on air. The decision came from the presenter herself, who chose not to renew the contract to focus on new professional projects. The departure surprised the broadcaster's team.
Keio University's X Dignity Center has released a proposal emphasizing the critical role of news organizations in the AI era, amid concerns that AI-driven changes in the information space threaten democracy. The document, unveiled on January 26, 2026, calls for reaffirming media's social responsibilities and transparency.
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A prominent TV4 journalist has been on trial for buying sexual services from a prostitute, but he claims the meeting was an interview with a source. The trial at Attunda District Court concluded on Monday, and the case is seen as a trust damage for TV4 regardless of the outcome. The analysis highlights dilemmas around source protection and security practices.
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