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The ratings impact of Bill O'Reilly's firing will be measured over months, not days. But day one was a very good one for Fox News.

Months before he reached a multi-million dollar settlement with one of his former producers, Bill O'Reilly discussed the issue of sexual harassment on his program, offering a window into his personal views on the matter and a preview of the defense he would eventually mount against the allegations that ended his career at Fox News.

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The career of Bill O'Reilly at Fox News went up in flames Wednesday, a fiery end to as combustible a figure as television news has ever generated.

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Can Bill O'Reilly jump to a rival network? Will he? Those are two of the outstanding questions now that Fox News has canceled "The O'Reilly Factor."

Verizon has a lot on its plate. The Yahoo deal still hasn't closed. And now the company is facing even tougher competition from Sprint and T-Mobile. But there is good news. Verizon's unlimited data plan may stop the bleeding.

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Hours after 21st Century Fox announced Bill O'Reilly's ousting from Fox News, former contributor Kirsten Powers recalled complaining about the former anchor's behavior and was told, "You know Bill, there's nothing we can do."

21st Century Fox's decision to bow to public pressure and remove longtime Fox News host Bill O'Reilly appears to mark the end of an era in the buccaneering style of the man who built the company, Rupert Murdoch.

The death of the Sunday newspaper by a thousand cuts continues. CVS is shifting more advertising spending from "Sunday circulars" to digital.

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British Prime Minister Theresa May has indicated she will refuse to participate in televised debates ahead of the early general election she called for on Tuesday.

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With his future at Fox News looking more precarious than ever, Bill O'Reilly is fighting back.

Fox News will no longer even respond to questions about whether Bill O'Reilly will return to his show.

The industry may face its first strike in a decade

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Alex Jones, the fiery conspiracy theorist and provocateur who commands an audience of millions based on the idea that he is one of the only purveyors of the unvarnished truth, is currently defending himself in a civil suit with an argument based partially on a claim that he is simply a performance artist.