CNN anchor Jake Tapper wondered aloud Tuesday why he should bother continuing to give air time to Republican lawmakers responsible for peddling falsehoods about former President Trump’s election loss.
Edward J. Snowden, the fugitive leaker wanted for spilling U.S. secrets, seemed unconvinced Tuesday by the White House touting press freedoms given its pursuit of WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange.
President Biden’s Catholic faith was on display again Thursday as CatholicVote launched a timeline tracking his “radical policies” even as The Washington Post insisted that the pro-choice president is “very Catholic.”
Twitter said Thursday that it is blocking “Uncle Tim” from trending on its platform after its use as a racist slur against Republican Sen. Tim Scott.
Project Veritas said Monday it will launch a legal arm aimed at fighting defamation by media outlets with the release of a music video featuring the dance moves of founder James O'Keefe.
A racist slur against Sen. Tim Scott was trending on Twitter late Wednesday and early Thursday after he gave the Republican response to President Biden's address to Congress.
Landing a book deal with a former vice president ordinarily would be a cause for celebration, but Simon & Schuster staffers had a very different reaction after the company's seven-figure contract with Mike Pence was announced: Cancel it.
CNN Business is conducting an internal review into its workplace culture and treatment of female employees, a report said Tuesday.
The New York Times opinion section has had some difficulty in recent days.
The push by Democratic powerbroker Stacey Abrams to distance herself from the Georgia boycott calls has ensnared USA Today, which was accused of providing her cover by allowing her -- or somebody -- to water down an op-ed on boycotts.
Fox News has doubled down on its bid for a judge to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by Smartmatic USA, arguing that the voting software company seeks to silence news coverage in violation of the First Amendment.
The Washington Post is calling a lid on the presidential fact-checking database 100 days into the Biden administration.
Turner Sports is the surprise winner of the National Hockey League's second television package. The two sides have agreed on a seven-year contract that includes three Stanley Cup Finals. Turner Sports and the NHL had no immediate comment on the deal.
