NBC’s “Meet the Press” has been accused of engaging in denial — for denying the debate over climate change.
The broadcast networks were far more interested in covering the Covington Catholic High School controversy than the annual March for Life, says a study of the coverage that followed.
It has become a cultural norm as President Trump approaches two years in office: Broadcast news coverage remains 90 percent negative, according to a massive study released Tuesday.
Former New York Times editor Jill Abramson takes a dim view of many of the appearances that reporters at her former newspaper and The Washington Post make on cable networks to talk about President Donald Trump.
A San Diego television news station says CNN requested their "local view" on the southern U.S. border and then declined to use their report after finding out it revealed that the "wall works."
Red Lobster is pulling advertisements from Tucker Carlson's prime-time Fox News show amid an ongoing boycott against the conservative host for comments he made about illegal immigration and women's pay.
Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love, the first black Republican woman in Congress, is joining CNN as a commentator after being unseated by a Democratic challenger in November.
CNN's Brian Stelter says journalists need to be vigilant in the new year to offer Democrats fair coverage.
CBS News president David Rhodes steps down, replaced by veteran producer Susan Zirinsky
A $750 million defamation lawsuit filed against CBS by the brother of JonBenet Ramsey has been settled.
Fox News pushed back Friday after Rep. Matt Gaetz, Florida Republican, hyped his hourlong guest appearance on the network's "Outnumbered" panel discussion program.
Jill Abramson, the former editor of The New York Times, said Thursday that Fox News took her criticism of the newspaper's Trump coverage in her upcoming book "totally out of context" for a story that appeared this week.
NBC News veteran William Arkin penned a memo to colleagues Wednesday announcing his resignation over what he described as the "Trump circus" that is increasingly favored over real journalism.
Jill Abramson, the Harvard lecturer who served as the first and only female executive editor of The New York Times from 2011 to 2014, has some harsh words for her former employer in her upcoming book, saying its "unmistakably anti-Trump" agenda risks damaging its credibility.
CNN faced ridicule on social media over the weekend after it aired a segment showcasing self-described witches who are offended by President Trump's repeated use of the word "witch hunt."
