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By trying to avoid an embarrassing ordeal, ESPN has embarrassed itself. 

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Is President Trump stable and competent enough to do his job? Investigative reporter and CNN contributor Carl Bernstein says reporters must be asking those questions.

WPP shares plunged after it warned that its vast advertising business may not grow at all this year.

President Trump's first prime-time address averaged 28 million viewers across the seven biggest network and cable channels that carried it live, according to preliminary Nielsen data.

On its homepage Monday night, Breitbart's top headline said Trump had reversed his previous position with the announcement that more troops would be deployed to Afghanistan.

Davan Maharaj was dismissed on Monday along with several of his top deputies at the paper.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other White House aides are nowhere to be found on television.

The decision by Cambridge University Press to block articles at Beijing's request was slammed as 'shameful' by one professor.

Steve Bannon returned to Breitbart News as executive chairman following his ouster from the White House.

Breitbart had been almost unfailingly supportive of President Trump. But following the White House's ouster of Steve Bannon, Breitbart appears to be getting ready for a fight with the Trump team.

James Murdoch, the 21st Century Fox CEO and son of Rupert Murdoch, one of President Trump's close informal advisers, has written a scathing email denouncing the president's reaction to the violence in Charlottesville.

Comedian Tina Fey appeared on "Weekend Update" and slammed President Trump for his comments about the events in Charlottesville and for equating neo-Nazis to left-wing protesters.

Terror in a major European city is once more dominating headlines and homepages around the world.

Mic is the latest media company to lay off staffers amid a shift of emphasis and resources to video content.

Obi-Wan Kenobi may finally be getting his own standalone "Star Wars" film.

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Spotify has removed white supremacist songs from its streaming platform after being alerted to their existence by a music industry publication.

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