Two former senior executives at Rupert Murdoch's U.K. newspapers have been found guilty of misleading parliament over phone hacking by News of the World journalists.
The whistle-blower is making his case for a presidential pardon, saying his decision to leak highly classified documents helped bring about much needed change.
A Virginia gun rights group is suing the makers of the recent documentary "Under the Gun," including Katie Couric, alleging defamation and seeking $12 million in damages.
Glenn Beck has settled a lawsuit filed by the Saudi Arabian student he wrongly accused of providing financial backing for the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
The fall TV season officially kicks off September 19. But unlike the not-that-old days, next-morning ratings won't provide the clear indicator they once did regarding what's likely to live or die.
Despite high-profile successes, the percentage of key TV roles for women both on screen and behind the camera did not improve last year, based on an annual study conducted by San Diego State University.
A fainting episode caught on camera has made Hillary Clinton's health a top story. But to the Democratic nominee's biggest boosters, the news coverage has amounted to media malpractice.
On September 9 and 10, 2001, George Carlin performed in Las Vegas, working out material for a planned live HBO special that was to derive its title from his closing routine: "I Kinda Like It When a Lotta People Die."