I had 400 CNN.com bylines between January and December 2018. I used this list of every single story to choose the most memorable ones.

This does not include the nightly “Reliable Sources” newsletter. But in the second half of the year, we started to publish a portion of the newsletter on the website most evenings. So those are labeled as NEWSLETTER.

• Hoda Kotb named permanent co-host of NBC’s ‘Today’
• Trump’s love-hate relationship with the (not) ‘failing’ New York Times
• CBS News fires political director amid allegations of ‘inappropriate behavior’
• Michael Wolff’s Trump book hits #1 on Amazon, publisher speeds up rollout plan
• Wolff’s Trump book going on sale four days early amid furor
• President Trump tries to quash bombshell book
• Michael Wolff to Trump: ‘Where do I send the box of chocolates?’
• Stelter: This is bigger than Trump vs. Bannon; it’s about Trump’s capability
• Brian Ross is returning to ABC News, but with a different job
• ‘Fire and Fury’ publisher is rushing to print more books
• First a reckoning for harassers, now a reckoning for awards shows
• Sources: Oprah Winfrey ‘actively thinking’ about running for president
• Gayle King: Oprah Winfrey is ‘very intrigued’ by the idea of running
• John Dickerson will replace Charlie Rose on “CBS This Morning”
• CNN fires staffer after complaints about behavior
• Amid Logan Paul controversy, YouTube explores ‘further consequences’
• Trump lawyer files lawsuits against BuzzFeed, Fusion GPS over dossier
• Trump calls for review of libel laws (again) in his latest salvo against free press
• Michael Wolff’s book ‘Fire and Fury’ debuts at No. 1 on The New York Times’ best sellers list
• YouTube punishes Logan Paul for ‘suicide forest’ video
• ‘Fire and Fury’ publisher says 1.4 million copies have been ordered
• ‘Shithole’ to racist: One word from Trump gets newsrooms talking about another
• Vogue publisher drops Bruce Weber and Mario Testino over misconduct allegations
• Babe editor stands by Aziz Ansari story
• Viacom, CBS up amid merger discussions
• YouTube assigning workers to review videos to avoid another Logan Paul-type disaster
• ‘Today’ executive producer stepping down
• Trump averages a ‘fake’ insult every day. Really. We counted.
• Rupert Murdoch recovering at home after painful back injury
• Reality show crew allegedly tried to sneak fake bomb past airport security
• Los Angeles Times publisher on leave amid investigation
• CNN boss Jeff Zucker may be in mix for ESPN job
• Former SBA chief in talks to buy The Weinstein Company’s assets
• ‘Fire and Fury’ book sales reach 1.7 million copies, publisher says
• Stelter: Epic week of reporting challenges pro-Trump media’s counter-narrative
• Google tests Bulletin app for crowdsourced, hyperlocal news
• Omarosa heads back to reality TV after White House stint
• Former Fox analyst Lis Wiehl lands new reporting gig at ‘Law & Crime’
• Trump’s first State of the Union draws 46 million viewers
• Trump claims his State of the Union ratings were highest ever. Obama, Bush and Clinton had higher
• CBS and Viacom explore a merger
• President Trump opts out of Super Bowl interview
• NBC blames ‘equipment failure’ for brief blackout during Super Bowl
• Devin Nunes’ Trumpian media strategy
• Hope Hicks, elusive Trump aide, in the spotlight amid Rob Porter scandal
• Weinstein Company sale in jeopardy after New York attorney general sues
• PBS denounces Trump’s proposed funding cuts (again)
• Weinstein Company’s future is still up in the air after New York AG suit
• CNN restructuring digital operation, will lay off staffers
• Here’s what Oprah and her confidants are saying about 2020
• ‘Catch and kill’: How a tabloid shields Trump from troublesome stories
• David Glasser, top executive at Weinstein Company, fired from post
• Stelter: The ‘Oprah 2020′ story isn’t going away. Trump just made sure of it
• Why Thomas Friedman issued a ‘code red’ warning to America
• Margaret Brennan named host of CBS’ ‘Face the Nation’
• Stelter: How to clean up the conspiracy theory ‘pollution’ that’s making us all sick
• At Stoneman Douglas High School, cell phone videos take us inside a massacre
• No, Dana Loesch, members of the media do not ‘love’ mass shootings
• Glenn Beck: America needs a ‘reconciliation’
• Weinstein Company says it will file for bankruptcy
• The New York Times makes plans for weekly TV program
• The billionaire egos behind Comcast’s bid for Sky
• The unseen power of Hope Hicks
• Longtime Fox News exec who wrote controversial Olympics column out at network
• Weinstein Co. strikes $500M deal to sell off assets
• This start-up wants to evaluate your news sources
• Jimmy Kimmel roasts Weinstein and pays tribute to Time’s Up in opening monologue
• Talking the talk, but not yet walking the walk: Oscars winners list is still a boys club
• Sam Nunberg goes dark on Tuesday after his spectacular media meltdown
• The Weinstein Company sale falls apart again
• Sinclair’s new media-bashing promos rankle local anchors
• Univision CEO plots retirement amid changes at Spanish-language broadcaster
• With Scripps brands like Food Network, can Discovery ‘own the kitchen?’
• Anderson Cooper interviews Stormy Daniels for ’60 Minutes’
• Barack Obama in talks with Netflix for ‘production’ deal
• How Chuck Todd responded to Trump’s vulgar insult
• Stormy Daniels’ ’60 Minutes’ interview shrouded in mystery
• Larry Kudlow and the Trump-TV feedback loop
• From ‘New Day’ to prime time: Chris Cuomo moving to 9 p.m. on CNN
• iHeartRadio owner files for bankruptcy
• Stormy Daniels interview on ’60 Minutes’ set for March 25
• Facebook is again having to account for its role in 2016 election
• James Comey’s book is already a best seller, with Trump’s help
• First came the questions about misconduct. Then came Tronc chair’s sudden retirement
• Weinstein Company files for bankruptcy and says victims can speak out
• Weinstein Company lifts NDAs. Will more victims come forward?
• Facebook’s data crisis deepens as questions mount
• Meredith is putting Sports Illustrated and Time magazines on the block
• Fox News analyst’s blistering critique of the network draws praise from critics, allies
• Mark Zuckerberg: ‘I’m sure someone’s trying’ to disrupt 2018 midterm elections
• Judy Woodruff named sole anchor of ‘PBS NewsHour’
• Landmark case opens as government tries to block AT&T-Time Warner deal
• Google unveils plans to boost news subscriptions and combat fake news
• President Trump hires a talking head – again
• Stormy Daniels interview adds to ’60 Minutes’ legacy of big hits
• Viewers, critics weigh in on Stormy Daniels interview
• Anderson Cooper’s Stormy Daniels interview draws highest ratings for ’60 Minutes’ in 10 years
• Journalism and activism: This ‘Reliable Sources’ segment sparked a debate
• ABC orders Season 2 of ‘Roseanne’ reboot
• Sinclair tells stations to air media-bashing promos – and the criticism goes viral
• Sinclair responds to criticism of media-bashing promos
• In Trumpworld, ‘Roseanne’ and Fox are good. ‘SNL’ and Washington Post are bad
• Will ‘Roseanne’ set another ratings record in week 2?
• WashPost rebuts Trump’s Bezos tweets
• Sinclair producer in Nebraska resigns to protest ‘obvious bias’
• President Trump to skip White House Correspondents’ Dinner again
• Sinclair allows critical ad to air, sandwiched between its defense
• Inside Sinclair: What employees are saying about the controversy
• Ad boycott continues, but Laura Ingraham is coming back
• Amid ad boycott, Laura Ingraham says she won’t be silenced by ‘the left’
• Sinclair CEO on promos: “We do not let extremists on any side of the political fence bully us”
• CEO caught in middle as Viacom, CBS merger talks get ugly
• How the Trump-friendly National Enquirer has been promoting his presidency
• Publisher printing 850,000 copies of James Comey book
• Syria strikes change the subject in the media, at least temporarily
• New York Times editorial: Trump ‘is not above the law’
• George Stephanopoulos: I tried to ask Comey ‘the most critical questions’
• Every top New York Times best-seller this year has been about Trump
• Stelter: Sean Hannity has few rules, and now Fox News has a problem
• New Yorker and New York Times win 2018 Pulitzer for Harvey Weinstein reporting
• Fox News ‘surprised’ by Hannity’s relationship with Cohen, but stands by him
• While Trump bashes ‘fake news,’ these are his media shelters from the storm
• From witness stand, AT&T chief details new $15-a-month streaming service
• Analysis: A tale of two Hannitys
• Readers flock to ‘A Higher Loyalty,’ despite partisan criticism
• CBS and Viacom squabbling over leadership could end with Moonves on the outs
• Trump’s call to ‘Fox and Friends’ explains why we don’t hear much from him
• ‘Mass firing’ at conservative site RedState
• Tom Brokaw rails against sexual harassment allegations
• More women sign up to defend Brokaw and tension in NBC grows
• Stelter: Why Trump’s snubbing of White House correspondents’ dinner matters
• Here’s how people reacted to Michelle Wolf’s White House correspondents’ roast
• White House correspondents think about changing dinner for Trump era
• Michelle Wolf ‘very happy’ with WHCA performance, despite backlash
• Journalist killings in Afghanistan: ‘An attack on the global media’
• Why the National Enquirer’s Trump connections are under scrutiny
• ‘Read more, listen more:’ Newsrooms unite for World Press Freedom Day
• Denver Post editor resigns in protest: ‘I was being boxed in’
• War reporter talks about burying photojournalist friend
• Denver Post staffers protest ‘censorship’ of editor who criticized owner
• Christiane Amanpour named as Charlie Rose’s official replacement
• FX and New York Times partner for new series ‘The Weekly’
• AT&T confirms it paid Trump lawyer Michael Cohen’s company
• Stelter: How Trump’s false claim about African American support happened
• Michael Cohen payments: AT&T says it cooperated in Mueller probe
• Trump’s latest shot at the press corps: ‘Take away credentials?’
• AT&T CEO says hiring Michael Cohen ‘was a big mistake’
• What happened with Ronan Farrow and NBC? Some answers may be coming
• Giuliani says Trump ‘denied’ the AT&T-Time Warner deal, then backtracks
• CBS sues Shari Redstone, its controlling shareholder
• Trump tells his leaky staffers they are ‘traitors and cowards’
• Suzanne Scott makes history as Fox News’ first female CEO
• Moonves vs. Redstone: A pivotal week for CBS
• CBS crisis comes to a head as Moonves and Redstone fight for network’s future
• Trump assails White House Correspondents’ Association amid Michelle Wolf controversy
• 29 million people in US tuned into the royal wedding
• Netflix announces multi-year production deal with the Obamas
• ‘If’: The magic word for President Trump’s conspiracy theory
• CBS, in new filing, calls Shari Redstone a ‘substantial threat’ to the company
• The curious case of the White House official Trump says ‘doesn’t exist’
• Two South Carolina journalists killed while covering hazardous weather
• ABC cancels ‘Roseanne’ after star’s racist Twitter rant
• The inside story of how ABC fired Roseanne Barr
• Roseanne Barr blames Ambien: ‘I’m not a racist, just an idiot’
• Trump breaks silence on Roseanne Barr scandal
• Trump turns to victimhood politics after ABC fires Roseanne
• Two companies suspend ads from Samantha Bee’s show after vulgar remark about Ivanka Trump
• ‘Roseanne’ is done, but the Conner family may not be
• ABC considering a version of ‘Roseanne’ without Roseanne Barr
• Samantha Bee will address vulgar comment about Ivanka Trump on her show
• Former Fox News analyst says Fox has become ‘destructive propaganda machine’
• Charles Krauthammer says he has ‘only a few weeks left to live’
• Questions piling up about why reporter’s records were seized
• CNN’s Anthony Bourdain dead at 61
• TV networks, colleagues and fans pay tribute to Anthony Bourdain
• CNN anchors reflect on the life of Anthony Bourdain
• Trump goes on media tour after Singapore summit
• Was Trump a factor? Time Warner says DOJ suit was motivated by politics
• Judge approves $85 billion AT&T-Time Warner deal
• After meeting with North Korean dictator, Trump calls press America’s ‘biggest enemy’
• Impromptu ‘Fox & Friends’ interview caps President Trump’s wild media week
• Time Warner unveils its new name: WarnerMedia
• New Time Warner head John Stankey: CNN has ‘special social responsibility’
• The media surges to the border as family separation crisis grows
• Rachel Maddow breaks down in tears while discussing border crisis
• Charles Krauthammer, legendary conservative intellectual, dies at 68
• ‘The Conners’ is happening, without Roseanne Barr
• What’s behind Tom Arnold’s bizarre anti-Trump media blitz
• Fox News commentator apologizes for racist remark
• Progressive media saw the Ocasio-Cortez upset coming
• New White House hire shows Sean Hannity is Trump’s shadow chief of staff
• Annapolis attack: Deadliest day for journalism in US since 9/11
• After shooting, staffers at Capital Gazette published this special edition
• Newsletter: Newsroom shooter exploited journalism’s open doors
• Two assignments for Capital Gazette journalists: healing and reporting
• CNN’s Jim Acosta is undaunted by critics: ‘We have a job to do’
• New Jersey poised to invest $5 million into local journalism
• Newsletter: Separating facts and Trump’s fictions
• Capital Gazette staffers lead July 4 parade while publisher plans next steps
• Newsrooms held a moment of silence today for victims of the Capital Gazette shooting
• White House announces hiring of former Fox News exec Bill Shine
• Scott Pruitt’s exit shows the enduring value of hard-hitting journalism
• Trump calls journalists ‘bad people’ at rally a week after newsroom shooting
• YouTube says it has a plan to stem the flow of misinformation videos
• Univision flip flops on digital strategy, explores sale of Gizmodo and The Onion
• Trump ratchets up ‘fake news’ rally cry overseas during UK visit
• Trump finds few defenders as news media covers his ‘betrayal’
• CBS’ Jeff Glor interviews Trump as White House grapples with Putin controversy
• The vanishing White House press briefing
• Stelter: Trump’s ‘hoax’ tweet means the press has even more questions to ask
• Tronc will make cuts at other papers after NYDN layoffs
• Who is ‘our friend David?’ Meet tabloid king David Pecker
• White House bans network pool reporter from Rose Garden event
• White House press corps showing unity after reporter barred from Rose Garden event
• Omarosa’s surprise book: ‘Unhinged’ will come out in August
• Newsletter: Trump’s unreality
• CBS stock falls on report of New Yorker article alleging misconduct by Les Moonves
• How Ronan Farrow keeps landing bombshells
• Newsletter: CBS board will meet on Monday
• Newsletter: POTUS rallies show hostility toward press, others
• CBS staffers wonder about Jeff Fager’s fate at ’60 Minutes’ following New Yorker expose
• CBS board hires two law firms as fallout over harassment allegations grows
• Michael Jordan pushes back after Trump attacks LeBron James, Don Lemon
• Newsletter: A simple question about ‘enemies of the people’
• ’60 Minutes’ boss delays return to work as harassment probe continues
• Stelter: President Trump is winning the story-telling game, with help from his friends in the media
• Newsletter: Alex Jones has been ‘deplatformed.’ Now what?
• Jared Kushner deleted ‘critical’ stories at his newspaper, software developer claims
• Newsletter: The overnight headlines say ‘too close to call’
• Newsletter: Omarosa’s book launch; Tribune’s decision day; Twitter CEO speaks
• Is the Sinclair-Tribune deal about to die?
• White anxiety finds a home at Fox News
• Stelter: How to report on racists without fanning the flames
• More than 100 newspapers will publish editorials decrying Trump’s anti-press rhetoric
• Stelter: Trump and his media boosters live in a hall of mirrors
• Coast to coast, and in between, local news is standing up to Trump’s press attacks
• Twitter’s Jack Dorsey: ‘We are not’ discriminating against any political viewpoint
• Twitter CEO commits to fixing the platform’s ‘toxic’ content problem, but gives no timetable
• Former Fox analyst Ralph Peters: Fox viewers have ‘utterly skewed view of reality’
• Michael Cohen’s guilty plea reveals how hard he worked to kill bad news about Trump
• Omarosa’s Trump tell-all ‘Unhinged’ tops NYT best seller list
• Newsletter: Three theories why Omarosa’s book is not a #1 best seller
• Newsletter: ‘Pre-mourning’ Aretha Franklin; NYMag on the block?
• Newsletter: Laura Ingraham fallout; Steve Hilton’s response
• Newsletter: Omarosa and Trump battle for each news cycle
• Newsletter: Rudy said ‘truth isn’t truth,’ but he got something right
• Newsletter: VMAs winners; Trump talks to Reuters; ‘truth isn’t truth’ fallout
• Newsletter: Epic coverage of a historic day
• Newsletter: Cohen fallout; Lanny’s TV tour; Omarosa’s victory
• CNN suspends Paris Dennard pending investigation of misconduct allegations
• Let’s play softball: Read all 18 questions Fox News asked Trump
• Former NBC producer who worked on Ronan Farrow’s Harvey Weinstein reporting breaks silence
• Newsletter: Chuck Todd: The days of not engaging with anti-media manipulators are over
• The New Yorker uninvites Steve Bannon from its festival after backlash
• Stelter: Bob Woodward’s book ‘Fear’ revives concerns about Trump’s fitness
• Inside Craig Melvin’s promotion on NBC’s “Today” show
• Newsletter: Carl Bernstein calls Bob Woodward’s Trump book ‘indisputable’
• CBS reportedly negotiating exit for CEO Les Moonves
• The story behind the New York Times’ anonymous op-ed blasting Trump
• Trump says NYT should hand over its source, but that’s preposterous
• Op-ed fallout: The latest salvo in Trump’s love-hate relationship with the Times
• Les Moonves is out at CBS after harassment allegations, corporate battle
• Newsletter: Moonves speaks after CBS shakeup, says he’s ‘deeply saddened’
• Will Les Moonves leave with $0, $120 million, or something in between?
• Kellyanne Conway: Trump’s press attacks are ‘not healthy’ for the country, but…
• Bob Woodward’s publisher says it’s printing 1 million copies of ‘Fear’
• Newsletter: Why Woodward had to rely on confidential sources for ‘Fear’
• Newsletter: A day of changes at Oath, Meredith, Medium, Slate
• Bob Woodward’s ‘Fear’ is the fastest selling book since ‘Go Set a Watchman’
• ’60 Minutes’ producer Jeff Fager fired after sending CBS reporter ‘unacceptable’ message
• Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife are buying Time Magazine
• Marc Benioff is the latest tech billionaire to buy a news outlet
• Newsletter: Post reporter says Kavanaugh accuser was ‘terrified about going public’
• Netflix and HBO come to a draw in Emmy fight night
• Hollywood roasted in Emmy opener
• Roseanne Barr says she knows fate of her character, but does she?
• Newsletter: Kavanaugh questions; left and right reactions
• Bob Woodward’s ‘Fear’ debuts at No. 1
• Newsletter: The Supreme Court clock is ticking
• Team Trump says NBC News edited Holt’s exclusive interview. Here’s the truth
• Newsletter: President Trump helps out Fox’s Sean Hannity before rally
• Newsletter: Kavanaugh calls allegation in New Yorker story a ‘smear’
• Newsletter: Kavanaugh gives unprecedented interview to Fox’s Martha MacCallum
• Richard Parsons named ‘interim chairman’ of CBS board
• Newsletter: Calm before the Kavanaugh storm
• Newsletter: Where to watch Thursday’s SCOTUS hearing
• How Fox News is covering Ford and Kavanaugh’s testimony
• Newsletter: Left and right reactions to the Ford-Kavanaugh hearings
• Viewers gathered around the TV in high numbers for Ford-Kavanaugh hearing
• AT&T, fresh off its WarnerMedia deal, unveils new advertising business
• Newsletter: Country music marks one year since Las Vegas massacre with moment of silence
• There was only one White House press briefing in the entire month of September
• Newsletter: Don’t fall numb to this Facebook hack
• Newsletter: How the NYT uncovered new info about Trump’s wealth
• Newsletter: All eyes on Congress as vote on Kavanaugh draws near
• Newsletter: Kavanaugh makes closing arguments; #MeToo anniversary approaches
• #MeToo one year later: These reporters investigated Harvey Weinstein and sparked a fire that changed the world
• Newsletter: Washington Post reacts to Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance
• Former Trump aide Hope Hicks joins Fox as head of PR
• Newsletter: Washington Post’s Margaret Sullivan challenges journalists to bolster climate change coverage
• Media bigwigs converge in L.A. for Vanity Fair summit
• Radhika Jones sets a new tone at Vanity Fair: ‘My goal is to reflect the culture as I see it’
• AT&T’s WarnerMedia plans to launch new streaming service in late 2019
• Newsletter: Reporters trying to reach Hurricane Michael’s worst-hit areas
• Newsletter: Trump sits down for his first ’60 Minutes’ interview as POTUS
• Florida newsrooms pummeled by Hurricane Michael, but the reporting goes on
• Newsletter: Lesley Stahl presses President Trump on climate change and more
• Meet President Trump, the White House’s top spokesperson
• Newsletter: What’s behind Trump and Rosenstein’s newest interviews?
• Fox and MSNBC’s dueling coverage of the migrant caravan
• Washington Post publisher calls Saudi announcement on Khashoggi a ‘coverup’
• Richard Parsons resigns from CBS Corporation board, citing health reasons
• President Trump’s remarkable, misinformation-filled midterms media blitz
• Newsletter: NYT publisher A.G. Sulzberger says an independent press is an ‘American ideal’
• Trump’s attacks on media have real-life consequences
• CNN evacuated in New York: How we covered the news
• Newsletter: Anderson Cooper’s message after bomb sent to CNN: ‘We are not afraid’
• Megyn Kelly’s show in doubt after blackface comments
• Megyn Kelly is negotiating her exit from NBC News
• Newsrooms beef up security after a week of threats
• Megyn Kelly’s morning show at NBC has been canceled
• Newsletter: What went wrong after NBC hired Megyn Kelly
• What’s Gab, the social platform used by the Pittsburgh shooting suspect?
• Newsletter: Searching for answers as US headlines shift from tragedy to tragedy
• Suspicious package headed to CNN’s Atlanta headquarters intercepted
• Pittsburgh suspect echoed talking point that dominated Fox News airwaves
• Inside a Trump rally: Stelter’s view from the press pen
• Newsletter: Trump’s media bashing is a big part of his midterm election message
• Liberal media watchdog ratchets up pressure on Fox News advertisers
• Newsletter: Trump floods Tuesday headlines with Pittsburgh trip, Axios interview
• Megyn Kelly’s camp calls out NBCUniversal CEO amid testy exit talks
• How Trump conned the media, according to Jon Stewart
• ‘News deserts’ leave voters hungry for news and information ahead of midterms
• Newsletter: In wake of Khashoggi’s killing, Washington Post announces Press Freedom Partnership
• Discovery’s next show will be live from the US-Mexico border
• Big Tech and the midterms: The scary thing is what we still don’t know
• ‘Special Guest’ Sean Hannity to appear at Trump rally
• NBC and Fox finally stop running Trump’s racist ad after it was viewed by millions
• Learning from 2016: The media is reporting poll results differently this time
• Media mania: A midterm election that looks a lot like a presidential election on TV
• White House pulls CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s pass after contentious news conference
• Is the ban justified? Can CNN sue? Questions about the White House’s action against Jim Acosta answered
• President Trump threatens to pull more reporters’ credentials
• Reporters gear up for around-the-clock coverage of California fires
• Michelle Obama’s memoir tops Amazon best-seller list days ahead of release
• CNN sues President Trump and top White House aides for barring Jim Acosta
• Live blog: CNN sues the Trump administration over Acosta ban
• CNN has sued the president. What will happen now?
• Fox News and other outlets join CNN fight over press access to White House
• Trump argues in court filing that he can limit journalists’ access to White House
• Judge in CNN v. Trump case says he will rule on Thursday
• Stelter: The ‘caravan’ faded from the news. Obama predicted this would happen.
• Judge postpones decision in CNN lawsuit over Jim Acosta’s press pass
• Judge orders White House to return Jim Acosta’s press pass
• What’s next for CNN v. Trump?
• Tucker Carlson claimed his door was ‘cracked’ by Antifa protesters. The police saw no sign of that.
• Newsletter: A liberal blogger, a conservative reader, a Facebook algorithm, and ‘unreality’
• Instead of a comedian, White House Correspondents’ Association enlists author Ron Chernow as speaker
• White House backs down from legal fight, restores Jim Acosta’s press pass
• Newsletter: White House says there are new ‘rules’ for reporters, but press members haven’t agreed to them
• Newsletter: Jamal Khashoggi’s memory hangs heavy over press freedom dinner
• Michelle Obama’s “Becoming” sold more than 1.4 million copies in first week
• Newsletter: Migrant story requires more reporting, less shouting
• ‘Morning Joe’ co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski get married
• Newsletter: Why Fox News is launching the ‘Fox Nation’ streaming service
• Margaret Atwood’s sequel to ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ will be released in 2019
• Newsletter: New allegations against former CBS chief Les Moonves put his $120M severance in doubt
• Newsletter: How Mueller surprised the media again, this time with a Cohen plea deal
• Obama at No. 1: ‘Becoming’ surpasses ‘Fire and Fury’ in book sales
• Newsletter: George H.W. Bush’s funeral: The first farewell to a president in more than a decade
• New York Times reporters reveal how they investigated Les Moonves’s final days at CBS
• Newsletter: Mueller, Trump and the truth: Reporters are awaiting the special counsel’s next moves
• CNN’s Jeff Zucker dissects Trump’s criticism of network with David Axelrod
• NYT: Draft report alleges Les Moonves destroyed evidence and misled investigators during probe
• Newsletter: As he weighs a White House run, Bloomberg considers Bloomberg LP’s future
• Newsletter: Newsletter: Redacted parts of Mueller’s latest court filing leave reporters with lots of questions
• Midterm election night lasted one month. Harry Enten explains why.
• Newsletter: What happened when CNN New York had to evacuate
• With Kevin Hart off the Oscars, what will ABC and the Academy do now?
• Moonves accuser speaks out, calls for transparency from CBS board
• Newsletter: While Trump’s troubles stack up, reporters should stick to the facts
• Time Person of the Year: ‘The Guardians and the War on Truth’
• Newsletter: Google chief Sundar Pichai in the hot seat as he makes his Capitol Hill debut
• Kathie Lee Gifford is leaving ‘Today’
• Newsletter: PolitiFact picks its Lie of the Year while Time magazine celebrates truth-tellers
• How the National Enquirer broke up with President Trump
• Newsletter: Meet the reporters who started exposing Michael Cohen’s payments two years ago
• Newsletter: Michael Cohen speaks to ABC News after being sentenced to prison
• CBS donates $20 million of Les Moonves’ severance to 18 women’s advocacy groups
• Newsletter: New reports for the Senate refocus attention on Russian interference
• Ex-CBS chief Les Moonves will not get $120 million severance
• Newsletter: Rupert Murdoch and Van Jones worked together to get this bill passed
• Newsletter: BuzzFeed cheers judge’s decision in long-running court case about Steele dossier
• Newsletter: Trump turmoil dominates the news on day 700 of his presidency
• Behind Trump’s as-seen-on-TV presidency
• Media year in review: All the big changes from 2018
• Newspapers report suspected malware attack