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Jason Chaffetz is exchanging his House committee chairmanship for a role on Fox News.

After three weeks of trial in a South Dakota courtroom, ABC and Beef Products Inc. reached a settlement in a defamation lawsuit over a series of news reports on the meat producer's use of lean, finely textured beef product -- sometimes referred to as "pink slime."

Three CNN journalists, including the executive editor in charge of a new investigative unit, have resigned after the publication of a Russia-related article that was retracted.

Pandora's former CEO Tim Westergren will be replaced by the company's chief financial officer. Pandora, which just scored an investment from Sirius XM, needs a new leader as competition in the digital music world heats up.

The sky is blue. The grass is green. Humans need food and water to survive. Well, unless you believe a story published in several major news outlets over the past week.

A contract for the current season of "Bachelor in Paradise" provides a rare window behind the scenes of reality shows, in the "Bachelor" franchise and beyond.

The 'Ocean's Eleven' star built a unicorn. Go figure.

Disney has been a market dud even though the company continues to churn out one blockbuster after another. ESPN's woes are still a drag on the stock. But are investors overlooking how well the rest of Disney is doing?

Warner Bros. found no evidence of misconduct on the set of 'Bachelor in Paradise.'

Gal Gadot of "Wonder Woman" didn't make $13.7 million less than Henry Cavill in "Man of Steel," despite what the internet would have you believe.

Inch by inch by inch, the Trump administration is rolling back press access, which means less information for the public. 

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The only thing standing between Rupert Murdoch and his dream media deal is the British government.

After yet another day when the White House refused to conduct its briefing on camera, or even allow audio of the briefing to be broadcast, CNN's Jim Acosta let it be known that he'd had enough.

"Goodbye and good luck," Scott Pelley said as he signed off from the "CBS Evening News" on Friday night.

Megyn Kelly stepped into a hornet's nest with her Alex Jones interview, but the piece justified covering the Infowars phenomenon.

The story of how a trio of conspiracy theorists with a modest following inadvertently shut down part of one of the United States' largest ports.