Three women sue Charlie Rose, CBS News for sexual harassment
Three women are suing Charlie Rose and CBS News for sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Denver Post editor resigns in protest: 'I was being boxed in'
Plunket turned in another editorial criticizing the paper's owners, but it "was rejected within a couple of hours."
AT&T and Time Warner to judge: Approve our deal without conditions
AT&T and Time Warner want a judge to allow their merger to go through without any conditions whatsoever, the two companies said in a brief filed Thursday evening.
Longtime NFL columnist Peter King leaves Sports Illustrated for NBC Sports
Peter King, the longtime NFL insider, is leaving Sports Illustrated after 29 years.
NBC News corrects explosive story on Michael Cohen
NBC News on Thursday afternoon corrected an explosive story it had reported earlier in the day that said federal authorities had wiretapped Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal lawyer.
Oath CEO Tim Armstrong talks 'massive shift' to mobile
"It used to be that companies merged. Now ... industries merge," he told CNNMoney's Dylan Byers.
Report: Charlie Rose's alleged harassment included dozens of women, goes back decades
Washington Post said five-month investigation uncovered 27 additional women who say they were sexually harassed by Charlie Rose.
'Read more, listen more:' Newsrooms unite for World Press Freedom Day
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, dozens of news organizations are joining forces to promote high-quality journalism.
Hulu passes 20 million subscribers and announces offline viewing
The company touted its slate of programming in front of advertisers Wednesday.
MoviePass brings back its movie-per-day subscription
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Katie Couric on 'painful' Lauer scandal
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Remains of the Weinstein Company sold -- to the only real bidder
Private equity firm Lantern Capital was the only qualified bidder for remaining assets of Weinstein Company, setting up a sale in bankruptcy court.
Why the National Enquirer's Trump connections are under scrutiny
With the National Enquirer under scrutiny for its longstanding ties to President Trump, the tabloid is formally denying that Trump is involved in its editorial decisions.
Late-night hosts defend Michelle Wolf's White House Correspondents' Dinner act
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Journalist killings in Afghanistan: 'An attack on the global media'
Monday was the deadliest day for journalists anywhere in the world since the attack at the Charlie Hebdo office in 2015.
DOJ wraps up AT&T antitrust trial with a call for remedies in Time Warner merger
The Justice Department argued for structural remedies for the merger, including "partial divestures," which means AT&T should be forced to sell a portion of Time Warner.
Michelle Wolf 'very happy' with WHCA performance, despite backlash
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White House correspondents think about changing dinner for Trump era
The White House Correspondents Association is belatedly accepting the fact that its annual dinner changes dramatically when the president isn't there.
When newsrooms fight their owners
The Denver Post's editorial board rebelled against its hedge fund owner last month. Will the paper be sold?
'Avengers: Infinity War' assembles biggest box office opening ever
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