President Donald Trump will nominate a conservative documentarian and Stephen Bannon ally to lead a large government agency that creates and distributes news to more than one hundred countries.
President Donald Trump's plan to impose tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese exports threatens to wipe out progress made in trade talks between Beijing and Washington, China said on Sunday.
Medicare officials say it's "unacceptable" for insurers to put "gag orders" in pharmacy contracts, keeping pharmacists from alerting seniors about when they could save money by paying cash ? rather than using insurance ? for their prescriptions.
Finance ministers from six of the world's largest economies in a rare step expressed "disappointment" over President Donald Trump's unilateral decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum on its allies.
Joy Reid was back to business as usual on her Saturday show, a day after she apologized again and MSNBC stood by her despite calling recently unearthed blog posts "hateful and hurtful."
"Roseanne" was canceled just a few days ago. ABC is already talking about a way to bring a version of the show back -- without its namesake Roseanne Barr.
Google says it will not renew a controversial contract with the Defense Department, bowing to public and internal pressure over its contribution to Pentagon drone strikes.
Eight months after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, Harvard University unveiled the results of a study this week that puts the estimated death toll at more than 4,600 people -- over 70 times the official government count of 64.
In 2010, Jesse Armstrong's script "Murdoch" -- about an imagined dinner between Twenty-First Century Fox chief Rupert Murdoch and his grown children, jockeying over the company's future -- made the Black List, a compendium of Hollywood's best unproduced screenplays.