CBS News cuts radio division amid layoffs The radio network had been operating since 1927 and counts Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite among its alumni March 20, 2026 Angela Fu
A year after Trump administration cuts, Voice of America and its sister outlets are mostly shadows of their former selves Layoffs, lawsuits and lost trust have left US-funded global news outlets diminished, creating openings for authoritarian leaders abroad March 20, 2026 Angela Fu
Opinion | Will The Washington Post exist in five years? A veteran insider weighs in. Former Post media reporter Paul Farhi joined ‘The Poynter Report Podcast’ to explain how the newsroom reached this moment and what may come next February 18, 2026 Tom Jones
Opinion | Inside one of the ‘darkest days in the history’ of The Washington Post As sweeping layoffs gutted the staff, journalists and former leaders asked whether the paper still has the vision, and investment, to survive February 5, 2026 Tom Jones
The Washington Post lays off a third of its staff The cuts affected nearly all corners of the newsroom and include the closures of the sports and books desks and several foreign bureaus February 4, 2026 Angela Fu
What journalists should know when a layoff hits Practical advice on severance, legal rights and protecting your work February 4, 2026 Meena Thiruvengadam
Opinion | I built my career at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Now it’s ending. A firsthand look at how an award-winning newsroom learned it was closing January 27, 2026 Hanna Webster
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to shut down after nearly 240 years, citing losses and labor rulings The closure follows a three-year strike and ends Pittsburgh’s last remaining print daily January 7, 2026 Angela Fu
Opinion | Layoffs hit CBS News and Paramount as David Ellison’s cost-cutting plan takes effect Roughly 1,000 staffers were laid off Wednesday, part of a broader effort to trim more than $2 billion in expenses October 30, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | CBS News hired Bari Weiss to shake things up. Whether she can is the big question. On ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ the Guardian’s Jeremy Barr explains why Weiss faces tall hurdles as CBS News’ outsider-in-chief October 22, 2025 Ren LaForme
Opinion | NBC News is laying off 150 people — and asking some to reapply for open roles No anchors are reportedly part of the 7% reduction, which comes as NBC and MSNBC finalize their split and the network reshapes its newsroom October 16, 2025 Tom Jones
Gannett is cutting $100 million and rethinking subscriptions to curb falling revenue With profit up but year-over-year revenue down, the country's largest newspaper chain looks to raise prices and lean on AI July 31, 2025 Angela Fu
Inquirer closes community news desk, sparking outcry over diversity and equity goals The shutdown of the nearly three-year-old initiative raises questions about the Inquirer’s commitment to DEI amid staff cuts March 24, 2025 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | Buyouts at the Sun-Times shrink the newsroom — and the dream Big-name journalists are out as Chicago Public Media tightens its belt. The high-profile merger was supposed to be different. March 20, 2025 Tom Jones
Carpenter Media Group has a ‘pattern’ of acquisitions and layoffs, union alleges  The company went from a relative unknown to the sixth-largest newspaper owner in the country over the past year October 31, 2024 Angela Fu
