What the first month of "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly," and the controversy over Kelly's interview of Alex Jones, has shown is that wanting to be America's top interviewer does not immediately make it so.
The United States is starting to lose its historical status as a global champion of press freedoms, according to Davan Maharaj, the editor-in-chief and publisher of the Los Angeles Times.
The New York Times on Thursday issued a correction to an editorial after it was widely criticized for incorrectly linking the 2011 shooting of Rep. Gabby Giffords to a map circulated by Sarah Palin's political action committee.
NBC's Alex Jones problem keeps getting worse. But the network says Megyn Kelly's taped interview with the notorious radio host is still going to air on Sunday night.
Executives at the Independent Journal Review, the conservative millennial-focused news website, have asked employees to sign a new noncompete agreement.
"Bachelor in Paradise" cast member Corinne Olympios is speaking out after production on the ABC reality show was halted amid allegations of misconduct.