Oliver Darcy, once the sole writer of CNN's "Reliable Sources," left the network in August of 2024. So, what has he been doing since his sudden departure?

Oliver Darcy’s newsletter, Status, has quickly become a must-read for the power brokers of publishing and entertainment.

Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell had an off-the-record meeting with reporters Thursday afternoon that did not go well, according to a report by Status newsletter scribe Oliver Darcy. The ...

Former CNN reporter Oliver Darcy criticized the network for its coverage of President Donald Trump’s election win and his Monday inauguration on a podcast Friday. Darcy said that the days of ...

Will Lewis, the publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, had "a curious off-the-record meeting" last month with the ...

Oliver Darcy writes in his Status newsletter about how The Wall Street Journal laid off the bulk of its tech news staff last ...

It's a very somber scene in the building—people crying and upset,’ a network staffer said. ‘Lots of panicked phone calls ...

Joy Reid's firing from MSNBC leaked to the press before her staff was notified, forcing network chief Rebecca Kutler to call an impromptu meeting filled with "pointed questions" and "raw emotions," ...

New York Times says it was a mistake to enlist writer w ... The Washington Times settles lawsuit with Seth Rich's b ... Ronan Farrow in, Les Moonves out: The #MeToo movement r ... New York Times ...

When contacted by media reporter Oliver Darcy with statements from three former FCC officials, each of whom blasted his department’s probes of NBC, PBS and other outlets, Carr responded “I ...

Oliver Darcy left CNN, one of the most recognized news outlets in the world, to start a newsletter. It has quickly become a must-read for the power brokers of publishing and entertainment.

“Darcy has been running his venture as a one-man operation, until now. This week, he brought on longtime CNN editor Jon Passantino, who oversaw media coverage and CNN’s Reliable Sources newsletter.