Two top Fox executives caught in the middle of the company's corporate divorce offered few clues about their future on Thursday, insisting that it will be "business as usual" for the next 12 to 18 months.
Wolff is a fixture in business and media scene, but the rest of the country may be learning about him for the first time, thanks to his explosive new tell-all about Trump.
Newsroom employees will cast votes on Thursday in an election held by the National Labor Relations Board, the culmination of a tense months-long organizing effort.
The first tell-all of the Trump presidency is out -- but it's not by a former Trump aide. Instead, it's by Michael Wolff, the controversial media columnist who embedded himself inside the White House during the chaotic early months of the Trump administration.
Vice Media announced Tuesday that a pair of top executives have been sidelined amid a sexual harassment scandal that has unsettled the Brooklyn-based upstart.
On New Year's Day, President Trump said he had a lot of work to do over the coming year. Then Trump spent much of the next morning on Twitter, talking about the TV show he appeared to be spending at least part of several hours watching: "Fox & Friends."