President Trump uses his Twitter account to go straight to his supporters and avoid the journalistic press corps. Lately his administration has taken steps to actually control news coverage.
After White House apologizes to UK for citing a conservative media report, President Trump spent Friday morning retweeting other reports from Fox, Breitbart.
Advertisers including the British government are furious with Google after their ads appeared alongside YouTube content from hate preachers and extremist groups.
There's a new reason to call it March Madness. CBS Sports, where fans flock to fill out brackets for the NCAA basketball championship tournament, drove users crazy when the site experienced a technical glitch Thursday morning.
ESPN will profile Kentucky's John Calipari next month in the documentary "One and Not Done," which explores how the controversial coach has capitalized on the so-called "one and done" rule, which treats college basketball like a fleeting stopover for stars en route to the pros.
Rachel Maddow teed up a major scoop and then ended up disappointing many in the political-media establishment with a report that was widely characterized as overhyped.
Kesha's no stranger to online bullying, but she's figured out a way to live her best Internet life. She shared her story during an SXSW panel on Tuesday.
This year's Oscars ended with one of the strangest moments in the awards show's nearly 90 year history, when it was announced that "La La Land" had won Best Picture, even though "Moonlight" was actually the winner.
John Oliver is again trying to reach President Trump with a satirical commercial on cable news -- this time taking aim at House Republicans' proposal to replace Obamacare.