Less than 24 hours after a truck attack in New York City left at least eight people dead and dozens injured, Trump directed his social media fury toward an immigration program that he suggested Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer helped conceive.
Silicon Valley giants faced an aggressive grilling by the Senate Intelligence Committee Wednesday morning over the role their platforms have inadvertently played in Russia's meddling in U.S. politics.
NPR put executive Michael Oreskes on leave after the Washington Post reported decades-old allegations of sexual harassment against two journalists while working at the New York Times.
Local connections added a personal dimension to the coverage. News anchors like CNN's Anderson Cooper and Fox's Shep Smith, who live in the city, anchored news coverage from lower Manhattan on Tuesday night.
Springer Nature has admitted blocking some articles in China to avoid a complete ban, just two months after Cambridge University Press reversed a similar decision following an outcry from academics.
Facebook accounts run by Russian trolls repeatedly called for violence against different social and political groups in the U.S., including police officers, Black Lives Matter activists and undocumented immigrants.
The group's president Angelo Carusone told CNN that he testified on Friday in front of UK's Competition and Markets Authority and protested Fox's plans to take over the remaining share of Sky that Rupert Murdoch's company doesn't already own.
Chinese regulators have described PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which has attracted 13 million players since its debut in March, as too "bloody and violent."
The indictments against former Trump campaign officials have forced Fox News to confront a familiar tension between its ideological allegiance and editorial responsibility.