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The cereal brand Kellogg is pulling its advertising from Breitbart News because it disagrees with the right-wing website's political views.

Donald Trump may be behaving like so many other Twitter users and simply responding emotionally to what he's watching on television. In at least six instances since Election Day, the subject of Trump's tweets has pertained to a segment that had just aired on TV.

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How much are People, Time, Sports Illustrated and their corporate siblings worth? Perhaps $1.8 billion, if reports that a group of billionaire investors made a takeover offer are to be believed.

The NFL had a ratings feast on Thanksgiving mostly thanks to great games on the field from big teams like the Dallas Cowboys.

It hasn't quite been a month since Donald Trump's extraordinary victory over Hillary Clinton, and newsrooms have already had to repeatedly confront the unique coverage challenges posed by the president-elect.

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The French satirical magazine has announced it will start publishing a German version.

"Moana" is set for a big weekend at the holiday box office in what appears likely to be another big win for Disney Animation, which is rebounding after some down years.

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Steven Mnuchin, possible pick to be Donald Trump's Treasury secretary, set to make his film debut in "Rules Don't Apply."

Some of the country's top journalists issued stark warnings about the importance of protecting First Amendment rights on Tuesday night, two weeks after Donald Trump was elected president.

President Obama handed out Presidential Medals of Freedom on Tuesday, to a glittering class of recipients that included actors and athletes, rock stars and business pioneers.

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Facebook tumbled shortly after Donald Trump won the election. Fears of how he might treat big tech and accusations that fake news stories on Facebook helped Trump win hurt the stock. But Facebook has bounced back. Here's why.

Executives and anchors from the country's five biggest television networks met with President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower on Monday afternoon.

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Welcome back to the masses Dave Chappelle.

The New York Times on Monday announced a change at the top of its legal department, with Diane Brayton tapped to become the newspaper's general counsel.