Hillary Clinton stressed the importance of due process after MSNBC host Rachel Maddow compared the sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the multiple allegations former President Bill Clinton faced while in office.
A Tuesday request by The New York Times asking for readers’ help in finding examples of “false information” intended to “confuse, mislead, or influence voters” met with predictable results.
A major poll from Gallup and the Knight Foundation confirms that Americans don’t trust the press.
Rush Limbaugh says last week’s op-ed in The New York Times by an anonymous White House official may be a “made up” composite piece by numerous people.
Longtime CBS new chief Les Moonves resigned Sunday, just hours after six more women joined others who had previously accused the long-time television executive with sexual misconduct.
Comedian Jim Carrey says Democrats need to stop running from Republican attacks and "say yes to socialism"
Alex Jones on Friday accused Twitter of permanently suspending his accounts to suppress conservative content prior to the November 2018 midterm elections, calling the purge a culmination of critics from the corporate media colluding against him.
President Trump slammed NBC News Tuesday over accusations that it tried to kill the expose on movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, prompting Mr. Trump to threaten to "look at their license."
Rich McHugh, a former NBC producer, accused NBC News of trying to kill reporter Ronan Farrow's Harvey Weinstein expose, The New York Times reported Thursday.
Twitter announced Thursday that it's launching a new "issue ad" policy that requires advertisers to be certified but creates an exemption for news organizations.
The hosts of "MSNBC Live" told viewers on Thursday that President Trump's support continues to be strong due to an abundance of "selfish" Second Amendment supporters.
President Trump continued to harp on CNN Thursday, declaring its "credibility is now gone!"
CNN took the unusual step Wednesday of directly responding to President Trump on Twitter, defending its reporting on an infamous Trump Tower meeting and reporter Carl Bernstein.
President Donald Trump took to Twitter to attack both Carl Bernstein and CNN, for which the renowned Washington Post reporter from the 1970s co-wrote the Trump Tower story that has been repudiated by one of its own sources.
President Trump on Wednesday slammed the media's use of unnamed sources and said any article using an anonymous informant should be considered "fiction."
