The UK’s Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, founded in 1791, is being sold
The owner of Britain’s Guardian newspaper confirmed on Wednesday that it has sold The Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, […]
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New Zealand overturns Candace Owens ban after ‘underestimating impact of Holocaust’
Candace Owens will be allowed to enter New Zealand after the government lifted a ban on her visa following a
Warner Bros. Discovery to renovate the structure, setting up potential deals
Warner Bros. Discovery said Thursday it is restructuring into two operating divisions — with one focusing on its legacy cable
How woke capitalism could sink the mega-merger of ad giants Omnicom and Interpublic
The mega-merger of ad giants Omnicom and Interpublic will face more regulatory scrutiny than you think — and a key
Non-binary influencer in new Google ‘wake’ ad mocks women who object to sharing a bathroom with biological men
The non-binary beauty influencer featured in Google’s latest Christmas ad recently claimed that women who object to sharing a bathroom
Former Obama adviser Van Jones issues stark warning to ‘political class’: ‘Something is terribly wrong’
Former Barack Obama adviser Van Jones issued a scathing warning to the “political class” that failed to capture voters as
Kellyanne Conway lashes out at Never Trump campaigner over election: ‘You have stage 5 Trump syndrome’
Fox News contributor Kellyanne Conway ripped a Never Trump activist and argued the move helped cost Democrats the election. During
Scott Jennings tells CNN commentator Bakari Sellers not to touch him during tense exchange about Trump and food prices.
CNN analyst Scott Jennings chastised fellow panelist Bakari Sellers for his touch as the two clashed over President-elect Donald Trump’s
’60 Minutes’ Lesley Stahl admits she worries about future of legacy media with Trump back in office: ‘I’m very dark about it’
“60 Minutes” reporter Lesley Stahl admitted she feels “very dark” about the future of a free press considering President-elect Donald
George Stephanopoulos’ comment that led ABC News to settle a $15 million lawsuit with Trump ‘seems to hold up’: host of MSNBC
An MSNBC host said comments by ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos that prompted President-elect Donald Trump to file a defamation