Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chief Brendan Carr suggested that late-night host Stephen Colbert was fired as "a consequence that comes from" President Donald Trump.

Turns out a new Fairness Doctrine is just fine under Trump’s FCC.

At long last, some Western leaders have found the political will to try to put a stop to the killing in Gaza. President Emmanuel Macron became the first G7 leader to declare that France would ...

CBS announced their decision to cancel “ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ” on July 17, which has sent shockwaves ...

It has been a bumpy ride for South Park fans this summer, but the dispute has finally ended. Paramount closed the deal with ...

Author David Corn tells Mother Jones that Americans are too “bombarded with the bad news of Trump 2.0” to focus on any one ...

Comedy Central's South Parkcame back with a vengeance for its 27th season premiere, “Sermon on the ‘Mount,” which debuted on ...

The agreement between the NFL and ESPN that gives ESPN control of multiple NFL Media assets and the NFL up to 10 percent of ESPN will require regulatory approval. Federal regulatory approval. Which ...

Musk file suit against Media Matters, claiming that the group had manipulated data in its research about X. It was the start of a nearly two-year deluge of legal action by Musk against the nonprofit ...

Prime Minister Modi, addressing his constituency, emphasized prioritizing farmers' welfare, small industries, and youth employment amid global economic instability. He urged citizens to embrace ...

Renderings for the new White House ballroom are reminiscent of the Donald J. Trump Grand Ballroom that opened in 2005 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach.

Jimmy Kimmel is pioneering a new kind of FYC Emmy campaign—by rooting for the competition. Kimmel has taken out a billboard ...