Former Sinclair News Director Aaron Weiss told CNN's Alisyn Camerota that he feels bad for the Sinclair journalists who he says had to choose between their ethics and feeding their families.
At least four people were injured during the attack and the suspected shooter, a woman, was found dead on the campus of the YouTube headquarters, according to police.
China is firing back in the escalating trade tensions with the United States, announcing plans for heavy new tariffs on dozens more US goods including aircraft, soybeans and autos.
At least three people were wounded and the suspected shooter, a woman, was found dead at YouTube's headquarters, San Bruno Police Chief Ed Barberini told reporters.
A YouTube employee says that she heard sounds of running and screaming following an active shooter incident at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California.
The largest owner of local TV stations is facing outrage after a mashup of "fake news" promos went viral. But it's just the latest example of Sinclair's conservative bent. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.
XPRIZE offers cash prizes in exchange for solving major challenges in tech and science. Founder and executive chairman Peter Diamandis sits down with CNNMoney's Laurie Segall to talk about the foundation's latest challenge: building a robotic avatar.
A chicken tariff is still affecting the truck you drive decades later. One certainty of a trade war is unintended consequences, and CNN's Jon Sarlin explores how one trade war starts with a bird and ends with fake passenger seats.
Sinclair Broadcast Group's corporate mandates are exacerbating tensions between local stations and the company's management. Brian Stelter reports on CNN's "Reliable Sources."
Student journalist Rebecca Schneid's remark that "journalism is a form of activism" garnered attention on the March 25 edition of "Reliable Sources." Journalist Noor Tagouri joins Brian Stelter to follow up.
Did the media over-politicize the "Roseanne" reboot? And what about Roseanne Barr's embrace of conspiracy theories -- should people separate the artist from their art? Anthony Atamanuik and David Zurawik discuss all that and more with Brian Stelter.
Is President Trump using the government to settle personal scores? Michael Isikoff and Jill Colvin weigh in. Plus, Trump's false claims about Amazon have Brian Stelter wondering if it is time for the White House to hire a fact-checker.