Fox News Shake-Up: Maria Bartiromo’s attorney Bryan Freedman denies reports she was fired, insisting she’s “still employed,” after Fox said she was no longer with the network in a “business decision” announcement. NBA Meets Media: ESPN faces backlash over its coverage of the Clippers salary-cap circumvention scandal, with critics pointing to how narratives formed around ESPN versus Pulitzer-winning reporter Pablo Torre. Press Freedom Under Pressure: Delhi police accused of assaulting two Muslim women journalists in custody; Delhi Police denies wrongdoing. Iraq Credential Clash: Iraqi security forces allegedly confiscated press badges and blocked coverage of fuel shortages in Baghdad despite a permit requirement being abolished years ago. G20 Access Fight: RSF and partners urge G20 leaders to keep accreditation transparent after the U.S. Treasury reportedly barred major outlets from a finance ministers meeting. Social Platforms & Kids: A new Stanford Medicine study finds mental-health warning labels can reduce teen social media use, while Meta’s youth-safety settlement looms large in the broader debate. Tech for Media Workflows: Axle AI launches on-premise media search and asset management at IBC2026, while Broadcast Solutions appoints Christer Pålsson as chief sales officer. AI Legal Limits: The Seventh Circuit refuses to expand existing law to reach AI-generated content in United States v. Anderegg, keeping older boundaries in place.