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Conservative media friendships and alliances are breaking apart as Donald Trump's run for president roils the Republican Party.

Donald Trump went to Mexico City. The press corps that covers him, not so much.

Joe Scarborough is singing a new tune about Donald Trump. Or to put it another way: He is intensifying his trolling.

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Donald Trump's ban on The Washington Post, BuzzFeed and other media outlets may be over -- or, at least, it may have just loosened slightly.

Longtime TV critics Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz have taken on the assignment of not only naming and analyzing the top 100 shows in the history of the medium, but actually ranking them.

In the first legal response to Andrea Tantaros' lawsuit against it, Fox News says she "is not a victim; she is an opportunist."

Multiple news organizations moved to sever or suspend ties with Anthony Weiner on Monday after new reports that the former congressman was involved in another sexting scandal.

Donald Trump says MSNBC and the co-host of "Morning Joe," Mika Brzezinski, should "immediately" apologize to one of his prominent supporters, Pastor Mark Burns.

Do not read this if you have not seen "The Night Of" finale and intend to watch it.

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Legendary newsman Charles Osgood is stepping down from "CBS Sunday Morning," the weekly magazine program he has helmed for the past 22 years. His final day as host will be September 25.

Nate Parker, the star and director of "The Birth of a Nation," has been shadowed in recent weeks by a past rape case. He spoke Friday in an interview with Ebony.

The Associated Press is standing by an investigation into Hillary Clinton despite widespread criticism and has yet to correct a tweet about its story despite near unanimous agreement among other journalists that the tweet, at least, was false.

Donald Trump's newly appointed campaign chairman, Steve Bannon, faced multiple charges, including one for misdemeanor domestic violence, stemming from an incident involving his ex-wife more than 20 years ago.

Two full years before Gabriel Sherman published a book about Roger Ailes, a memo with details about his life was making the rounds inside Fox News.

The controversial trending feature will now show articles picked by software instead of people, following accusations of political bias.

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Cheryl Boone Isaacs encourages moviegoers to make their own judgments after seeing "Birth of a Nation"