President Donald Trump's allies in conservative media on Monday moved to dismiss or ignore a bombshell Washington Post article reporting that he shared classified information with Russian officials.
Megyn Kelly introduced herself to advertisers and publicly appeared with her NBC News family for the first time at the network's upfront event on Monday
DaVita, an owner of dialysis centers that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is invested in, was criticized by HBO's John Oliver for urging patients to not get kidney transplants.
Brad Grey, a film executive who oversaw the launch of the "Mission: Impossible" and "Transformer" franchises during his 12-year tenure at Paramount Pictures, has died. He was 59.
Carl Bernstein says the Trump administration could put the United States in a "more dangerous" situation than the Watergate scandal did during President Richard Nixon's tenure.
President Trump is threatening to cancel the White House press briefing and has refused to commit to keeping Sean Spicer as White House press secretary.
Bill O'Reilly on Friday morning addressed his firing from Fox News, blasting the press as "vicious and evil" while promising an "exposition" to reveal supposed untold details about his unexpected ouster last month.