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The Russian television network RT is resisting the U.S. government's request that its American arm register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

Facebook may have suffered from some bad public relations this year. But it continues to add users and post incredible gains in revenue and earnings. Facebook is now worth more than $500 billion. Russia doesn't matter to Wall Street.

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It's halfway through the season and NFL ratings are still down.

A study released on Wednesday by Pew Research Center found that most stories that included one of Trump's tweets "were more likely than others to have an overall negative assessment of him or his administration."

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According to a source involved in the matter, Harvey Weinstein "resigned" from his position on the board during a Monday morning board of directors meeting. TMZ had previously reported he was to be fired.

President Trump has invited The New York Times into the Oval Office. He's granted behind-the-scenes White House access to Time magazine. And he's sat for interviews with the network news. But there's one medium the president has conspicuously ignored: conservative talk radio.

FCC chairman Ajit Pai said he doesn't have the authority to revoke licenses for NBC, as President Trump has suggested. Pai was just stating the obvious -- but he waited a week to say it.

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He said later that he was "a little flip about somebody obviously very much in the news all over the country."

Netflix plans to continue ramping up its spending as the arms race for original content heats up.

"Saturday Night Live" commented on the Harvey Weinstein scandal, taking on the controversy around the Hollywood mogul.

The Weinstein Co., flailing as a result of the scandal surrounding co-founder Harvey Weinstein may have a buyer.

There are some legal avenues for victims of harassment during professional encounters -- like those that have leveled allegations against Harvey Weinstein. But which to pursue, and how successful can victims expect to be?

Jimmy Kimmel sat down with CNN to talk Trump and his place in the late night TV world.

Allen clarifies calling Weinstein scandal 'sad for everybody involved.'