A look at the week's worst media performances, highlighting dysfunction in journalism.

Residents in D.C. express fears amid rising crime rates and federal law enforcement actions.

Pritzker faces scrutiny over comments on billionaires amid potential presidential run in 2028.

Trump humorously responds to press requests for a larger briefing room during a press conference.

Public depravity in East Harlem highlights the crisis of drug addiction and city governance.

Couple sues NY for $10M after their pets, P'Nut the Squirrel and Fred the Raccoon, were killed by officials.

Judge denies DOJ's request to unseal Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury materials, citing lack of new information.

China's Arctic maritime activities raise concerns over reconnaissance disguised as research.

Trump criticizes Zelensky's stance on land swaps in peace negotiations with Russia.

Jeanine Pirro addresses D.C.'s crime problems amid alarming reports of gunpoint robberies.

Democrat Mayors Association criticizes Trump's D.C. policing plans with ironic claims.

D.C. Police Union supports Trump's federal control to combat rising crime in Washington, D.C.

Explore the Democratic Party's declining support from labor unions and its implications.

Three people dead in Austin, Texas shooting at Target; suspect detained.

Rachel Morin's killer sentenced to life in prison for brutal murder and rape.

Chuck Girard, pioneer of Jesus Music, passes away at 81. A legacy in contemporary Christian music.

ABC anchor Kyra Phillips challenges D.C. crime statistics with shocking real-life experiences.

Dogs help detect a deadly parasite threatening cattle in the US and Mexico.

Trump extends China tariff deadline, allowing more time for trade negotiations.

Protests against Trump's D.C. crime policies coincided with shocking violence nearby.