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For the entire month of September, a period jam-packed with presidential news, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders only held one on-camera briefing.

The Washington Times issued a lengthy retraction and apology for an editorial it published in March about Aaron Rich, the brother of the slain Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich.

The former ESPN anchor will be a staff writer for the magazine.

It has been one year since the deadliest single-day mass shooting in modern US history, the concert massacre in Las Vegas.

Katie Couric on the #MeToo movement.

Payouts for the Murdoch family of media moguls were made public in new government documents.

AT&T introduced a new advertising business on Tuesday that seeks to disrupt Google and Facebook's tight grip on the industry.

Turner told veteran newsman Ted Koppel that he has "a mild case of what people have as Alzheimer's."

New York District Attorney is probing allegations of sexual misconduct that led to the ouster of CEO Les Moonves.

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Overnight ratings showed a dramatic spike in viewership at 10 a.m. ET. Thursday, right when Ford's testimony began.

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Did any minds change among the millions of Americans who tuned in?

Kevin Jackson has been "terminated," the company said.

Fox's daytime journalists and commentators highlighted Ford's credibility and humanity on display at Thursday's hearing.

Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh will both testify on Thursday starting at 10 a.m. ET.

21st Century Fox announced Wednesday that it would sell its 39% stake in Sky to Comcast, the winner of a dramatic auction for the European broadcaster.

All indications are that this story has captured the public's attention -- at least a sizable chunk of the public -- and no one knows how it will end.