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For many female employees at Fox News these days, after new revelations about settlements reached regarding Bill O'Reilly, the mood is one of fear and disappointment.

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly opened his top-rated program Monday night by teasing an "explosive new report." But not the one about him.

The NHL announced that it will not attend the 2018 Winter Olympics because of how much it disrupts the season.

An attorney for one of the women who accused Fox News host Bill O'Reilly of sexual harassment is calling for an independent investigation into the network

Still reeling from a bombshell report about its biggest star, Fox News was hit with a lawsuit filed by a contributor, Julie Roginsky, who accuses the network's founder, Roger Ailes, of sexual harassment.

If Bill O'Reilly weren't the biggest star at Fox News, would he still have a job at Fox News after the report of five payouts made to settle allegations against him?

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Fox News host Sean Hannity, a reliable booster of President Trump, said Trump was wrong to blame the failure of the Republican health care bill on the faction of GOP lawmakers known as the Freedom Caucus.

President Donald Trump is once again calling for changes to the country's libel laws, this time in response to the New York Times' coverage of his campaign and nascent administration.

There's seemingly more opportunities than ever for writers in Hollywood, between movies, TV and new digital services. But if the Writers Guild of America is not able to agree to a new contract before May, it all could come to a screeching halt, nearly a decade since the union's last strike that lasted 100 days and carried a billion-dollar price tag.

It isn't easy for Alex Jones to admit he's wrong about a conspiracy theory like Pizzagate -- apparently, it takes a couple tries.

Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano is standing by his claim, still without evidence, that former President Obama worked with British intelligence officials to spy on Donald Trump.

CNN panelists argued over the exchange between White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and longtime White House correspondent April Ryan in which Spicer told Ryan to "stop shaking your head."