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CNN's Brian Stelter says journalists "will have to reckon with" the media coverage of this year's presidential election.

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Dave Chappelle is definitely one of the few people who could get away with dropping the N-word on "Saturday Night Live."

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Donald Trump says social media helped him win the presidential election -- but he'll be "restrained" about using Twitter and Facebook once in power.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban ended his ban on ESPN reporters over a week after revoking their credentials.

Diane Guerrero, an actress who became an outspoken advocate for immigration reform after her undocumented parents were deported, published a tough missive Friday vowing to battle President-elect Donald Trump's anti-immigrant plans.

Russell Simmons is a pioneer in creating content for and about the under served -- and he sees no reason to stop now.

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Two writers of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" used the film's symbolism and storyline to take an apparent political jab at President-elect Trump and his supporters.

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The New Yorker on Friday revealed its upcoming cover designed in response to President-elect Donald Trump's victory.

Megyn Kelly says Donald Trump called Fox News the day before the first Republican presidential primary debate angrily complaining that he'd heard her first question would be "a very pointed question directed at him."

Donald Trump's transition team said his administration will have a traditional press pool The promise came after Trump's team left behind a media pool assigned to cover the president-elect when he flew to Washington to meet with President Obama.

In the afterglow of Trump's remarkable victory, Fox News is settling into a familiar role: the go-to outlet for Americans who feel alienated by media perceived as liberal and out of touch.

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Most journalists were convinced that Donald Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton. A day and a half later, a sense of shock still pervades newsrooms.

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