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Fox News host Eric Bolling is leaving the network on the heels of a report that he had sent lewd text messages to female colleagues.

The NFL's kickoff game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs saw a hit in TV ratings on Thursday night.

Lilla drew a connection between some of the liberal media's coverage of diverse identities and a larger issue that affects progressives in America today: lack of vision.

Charles Payne is returning to Fox Business Network after having been suspended over sexual harassment allegations.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's possible career as a sports broadcaster may not have panned out, but he has had conversations with both MSNBC and CNN about possible contributor deals after his term ends.

Its disclosure about ad sales to shadowy Russian accounts is only the latest example of a credibility problem.

Beverly Hills attorney Charles Harder helped wage Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel's legal crusade against Gawker. Now Harder is going after a Gawker affiliate.

Here's what we do and don't know so far about Facebook's Russia problem.

$100,000 might not sound like much when it comes to a presidential election. But the Russian troll farm that bought $100,000 worth of Facebook ads could have reached millions of American voters using the social media company's sophisticated software.

Graydon Carter, the longtime editor of Vanity Fair and a giant of the New York City media scene, said Thursday that he intends to step down from his post at the magazine.

Disney CEO Bob Iger warned at an investment conference that profits may be flat this year. NBCUniversal owner Comcast also gave a somewhat gloomy outlook about its cable business. Other media stocks tanked on the news.

The former press secretary will sit down with Kimmel for his first interview since leaving his White House post in July.

The NFL has suffered from poor ratings and controversies like its handling of domestic violence, racial tension and fears about concussions. Does it spell the end for the league?

Facebook told congressional investigators on Wednesday that it sold political ads during the 2016 U.S. presidential election to a Russian "troll farm" that was looking to target American voters.

Craig Carton, the co-host of the New York morning radio show "Boomer and Carton," was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday morning.

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