Investigative stories by The Washington Post, The New York Times and other outlets created the conditions for the resignation of the national security adviser.
Somehow, President Donald Trump made it through yet another press conference with a visiting foreign leader without having to field any questions about the controversy surrounding National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerry Baker on Monday offered a spirited defense of the newspaper's coverage of President Donald Trump, while at the same time telling reporters and editors that they should pursue work elsewhere if they are frustrated.
Treasury secretary pick Steven Mnuchin is an executive producer on Warner Bros.' "The Lego Batman Movie," which pulled in an estimated $55.6 million from U.S. audiences during its opening weekend.
Andrew Sullivan says it's time for journalists to talk publicly about the "mental stability" of President Trump. "To have such an unstable figure, incapable of accepting reality, at the center of the world, is an extremely dangerous thing," Sullivan said in an interview for Sunday's "Reliable Sources" on CNN.
"The Happiest Place on Earth" is getting a bit pricier. Starting Sunday, tickets into any of Disney's U.S. parks will be more expensive, the company confirmed Saturday.
Alec Baldwin is more than just one thing on "Saturday Night Live." But when he comes back as host for a record 17th time on Saturday night, he may define his legacy on the show.
The Wall Street Journal is losing one of its top editors on Friday, and that's only the capper to what has been a trying week at the newspaper, especially with employees already on edge about recent layoffs and more cutbacks still to come.
President Donald Trump's media diet famously involves minimal use of the internet. That preference appears to have been at the root of Trump's outburst directed at the New York Times on Friday morning.
Three companies are trying to trademark the term 'fake news.' The animators for 'The Simpsons' want to do a 'Fake News' cartoon, and the team behind hit board game Cards Against Humanity is making a Fake News board game.