Donald Trump suggested in an interview Sunday that America's protections for the press might go too far and that the country's libel and slander laws would be better if they were changed to resemble the United Kingdom's.
Millions of workers in middle America have seen their wages plunge -- a concerning trend that helps explain why Donald Trump's message of "bringing the jobs back" from Mexico resonates with so many.
1. Time for a takeover: AT&T and Time Warner have agreed to an $85 billion takeover deal -- one of the biggest media tie-ups of all time if it is approved by regulators.
When Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte declared a military and economic "separation" from the United States last week, many Filipinos saw his announcement as more than just diplomatic posturing. They saw it as a threat to their jobs.
"Welcome to the third and final presidential debate. Tonight is going to be a lot like the third 'Lord of the Rings' movie: You don't really want to watch. But hey, you've come this far."
When Time Warner was formed 27 years ago, it was the largest media conglomerate in the world -- a colossus that seemed to stretch the modern conception of how big a media company could be, and helped to shape the landscape of such companies today.
