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The first lady is pictured on the February cover of Vanity Fair Mexico at a time of increasing tensions between the United States and Mexico.

Almost every media outlet from left to right, from Salon to Fox News, has debunked President Trump's claim about millions of illegal votes being cast in the 2016 election. But Trump has a happy enabler at Infowars, a right-wing web site that traffics in conspiracy theories and fear-mongering.

President Donald Trump's chief strategist has escalated the administration's war with the media, labeling it "the opposition party" and suggesting that it "keep its mouth shut."

Shares of Charter, one of the country's largest cable companies, surged on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported that Verizon is plotting a takeover.

"The Salesman" star Taraneh Alidoosti boycotts Oscars over Trump plan to ban Iranians entering the U.S.

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President Trump is getting information and affirmation from Fox News, and he's going a step further, openly promoting the conservative cable news channel.

Mary Tyler Moore and the television legacy of MTM

In his first days as president, Donald Trump has added two Breitbart staffers to his administration, highlighting his bond with the populist right-wing news outfit formerly run by his chief strategist Steve Bannon.

Donald Trump's fascination with TV ratings as proof of his popularity -- and his willingness to exaggerate them in self-serving and wholly inaccurate ways -- goes back years.

Popular feminist author Roxane Gay pulled her upcoming book from Simon & Schuster as a result of the publisher's deal with Milo Yiannopoulos.

Facebook will now show you popular topics based on breadth, not depth, of conversation.

Donald Trump isn't just president: He's playing the part, masterfully. Trump's daily schedule is packed with photo ops -- on Monday, six in a single day -- reinforcing his administration's message about getting to work and overturning Obama administration policies.

The book publisher Penguin is printing more copies of George Orwell's dystopian classic "1984" in response to a sudden surge of demand.