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Breaking the News is a weekly media roundtable with media critic Jeff Jarvis, and The Mayday Network cofounders Julie Roginsky, and Michelle Kinney. New episodes drop every Friday, breaking down the media’s biggest wins, misses, and blind spots — and how the stories we’re told shape power, politics, and what Americans believe is possible.
The Mayday Network hosts Breaking the News, a news show with 15 episodes published.
Scott Pelley cross-examined his own network on the way out the door — and he's not going to stop speaking out anytime soon. This week on Breaking the News, Julie Roginsky, Michelle Kinney, and Jeff Jarvis break down what
The takedown of 60 Minutes. Who ordered it, who carried it out, and what happens next — Breaking the News with Julie Roginsky, Michelle Kinney, and Jeff Jarvis. Air Date: Friday May 29, 2026
[RECORDED LIVE FRIDAY MAY 22, 2026] Stephen Colbert's show is ending because the president of the United States can't take a joke. Julie Roginsky, Michelle Kinney, and Jeff Jarvis are live with Breaking the News at 11AM
CBS News sent its anchor to Taiwan instead of China. Then got him kicked out of his hotel. Then his cameraman collapsed on air. Meanwhile Paramount is cutting a podcast deal with Stephen Miller's wife (ofStephen) Trump c
Julie K. Brown broke the Epstein story. A white male editor blocked her Pulitzer — twice. She just got it anyway. A decade late. Julie Roginsky, Jeff Jarvis, and Michelle Kinney on the misogyny that's no longer even tryi
[Recorded live May 1, 2026.] Michelle is out this week, so Julie Roginsky and Jeff Jarvis take it from here. CNN is circling the drain. Scott Jennings is running the place -- why is no one covering the real story? The Su
Julie Roginsky, Michelle Kinney, and Jeff Jarvis tear apart the WHCD — access journalism, the (15!!!) CBS tables, Pete Hegseth's drink order, and why there is no amount of money that will ever buy you talent, taste, or c
The White House Correspondents' Dinner is a conflict of interest wearing a tuxedo — and this year, it's worse. Bari Weiss invited Pete Hegseth. CBS is losing Stephen Colbert and replacing him with Byron Allen. The Maggie
Julie's back from Japan and she's got things to say. The New York Times ran two op-eds declaring Me Too dead and the future no longer female — on the same day it buried a story about a church trying to strip women of the
Nobody should be surprised about's Michael Cohen long con. Julie and Michelle weren't. He's teaming up with Laura Loomer on Rumble, Kkkaroline Leavitt is already tweeting it out, and the whole thing is so coordinated it
Asked whether Americans should be worried about retaliatory attacks at home, Donald Trump responded -- “I guess.” https://time.com/7382697/trump-iran-war/ At the same time, Russia is reportedly providing intelligence to
Reports are swirling that Donald Trump may be preparing to fire Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. We discuss what’s happening, what it could mean, and why the chaos inside DHS keeps getting worse. https://www.wsj.
Legacy media is changing fast — and not for the better. Julie Roginsky, Michelle Kinney, and Jeff Jarvis break down the accelerating collapse of trust in news institutions, the looming takeover reshaping CNN and major en
[RECORDED FEBRUARY 20, 2026] Stephen Colbert pushed back. CBS flinched. And the ground is shifting under everyone. Anderson Cooper stepped away from 60 Minutes. Jake Tapper looks increasingly squeezed inside CNN’s shrink
[RECORDED LIVE FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 2026] Journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort were arrested despite a judge finding no legal basis to do so. This is tyranny. Michelle Kinney, Julie Roginsky, and Jeff Jarvis unpack what
In the first episode of Breaking the News, Jeff Jarvis, Julie Roginsky, and Michelle Kinney examine how American media is helping normalize authoritarianism — from the killing of Renée Goode to the press’s increasingly s
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