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President-elect Donald Trump will continue at least one of President Obama's traditions: a Super Bowl Sunday interview.

Laura Ingraham, a conservative talk radio host and Fox News contributor who recently was in contention for a job in President-elect Donald Trump's administration, said Tuesday that she's open to running for the United States Senate in Virginia next year.

Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold, a breakout star of the 2016 campaign for his coverage of Donald Trump's foundation, is CNN's newest contributor.

President-elect Donald Trump has been climbing the Twitter charts, and on Monday he hit a milestone that his aides had been watching for.

PresIdent-elect Donald Trump on Sunday took a swipe at NBC's news division before laying into 'Saturday Night Live,' which came back on the air this weekend after a winter break.

The Green Bay Packers' win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday brought in the biggest overnight rating for a NFL Divisional playoff game since 1997.

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With a federal election looming in Germany, Facebook is beginning to attach warning labels to made-up stories posted by German users of the web site.

A report in Esquire raises the possibility of the White House press corps being "evicted" by the Trump administration. One senior official reportedly said they believe the media should be treated as the 'opposition party.'

BuzzFeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith says his organization is "proud" of its decision to publish unverified memos alleging that Russian operatives have compromising personal and financial information about President-elect Donald Trump.

A standing-room only White House Correspondents' Association town hall reflects journalists' concern about President-elect Donald Trump's treatment of the press.

Disney CEO Bob Iger saw his pay dip by $1 million in 2016 -- but don't feel too sorry for him. He still made $43.9 million

Michael Lynton, CEO of Sony Entertainment, is stepping down to join Snap Inc.

President-elect Donald Trump has been a galvanizing force and an economic boon for many left-of-center outlets, which are now gearing up to cover his administration.

This year's growth spurt at The Washington Post includes about 30 new jobs producing and hosting web videos.