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Facebook reported BBC journalists to the police after they provided examples -- at the company's request -- of obscene images of children posted the platform.

A German court has ruled against a Syrian refugee who sued Facebook after his name and image were falsely linked to terrorism in fake news posts.

Veteran White House correspondents say this is unusual, especially in the busy early days of an administration.

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David Letterman says if he was still the host of "The Late Show" he would "have gone to work" on President Donald Trump. His successor, Stephen Colbert, is doing just that.

An incendiary idea first put forward by right-wing radio host Mark Levin is now burning across Washington.

President Trump has often used his Twitter feed to attack the media. But that criticism has been missing for the past week.

"Logan," the latest X-Men film starring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, brought in an impressive box office for 20th Century Fox.

President Trump shared a photo of Chuck Schumer with Vladimir Putin that had been making the rounds on conservative media.

Jimmy Kimmel had plans to play a joke on Matt Damon. Then everything went wrong.

A court has banned Silento from leaving the United Arab Emirates until he pays a promoter $82,000.

The two PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants at the center of Sunday's best picture fiasco have worked their final Oscars ceremony, an Academy spokesperson said.

President Donald Trump's first address to Congress brought in roughly 47 million viewers, according to Nielsen data.

On a channel where coverage of the new administration has been sympathetic, sometimes even fawning, Shepard Smith has distinguished himself as the most consistently adversarial voice.

Penguin Random House wins battle for Obamas' books with record setting bid.

Jon Stewart popped in to the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert" with a message for the media and Donald Trump.

Fox News last week sought the expert commentary of a Swedish defense adviser during a segment on refugees. But nobody in the Swedish government has heard of the man.

Jimmy Kimmel opened his show Monday recapping the crazy moment that led to the Best Picture mix up at the Oscars Sunday night.