The National Enquirer, the scandal-plagued tabloid that engaged in “catch-and-kill” practices to bury stories about Donald Trump during his presidential campaign, has been sold.
An 18-month investigation by the liberal media watchdog Columbia Journalism Review has delivered a major black eye to The New York Times and other Pulitzer Prize winners for their stories about the Trump-Russia saga, finding “serious flaws” in their coverage and no acknowledgment that the accusations of collusion with Moscow were never substantiated.
ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence language bot that can generate text in response to user-inputted prompts, has passed parts of high-level post-graduate coursework in business, law and medical programs.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s impulsive and sometimes inflammatory usage of Twitter took center stage Wednesday in a trial focused on whether he misled investors with his 2018 tweets indicating he had lined up financing to take the electric automaker private, a proposal that rapidly unraveled.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk said he has no successor ready to lead his social media platform if he exits his leadership position atop the company.
The European Union has accused Facebook parent Meta of breaching the bloc's antitrust rules by distorting competition in the online classified ads business.
Twitter users will no longer be able to link to certain rival social media websites, including what the company described Sunday as "prohibited platforms" Facebook, Instagram and Mastodon.
The New York Democrat's climate-change film "To the End," produced by Roadside Attractions, brought up the rear at the box office in its debut, taking in less than $10,000 last weekend in 120 theaters for 34th place.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday immediately banned the use of TikTok and two popular messaging applications from all computer devices controlled by Georgia's state government, saying the Chinese government may be able to access users' personal information.
Grant Wahl died of an aneurysm in his heart when he was stricken while covering a World Cup match last weekend, according to an autopsy of the well-known American soccer writer.
"Westworld" is about to be out at HBO Max, putting the future of HBO's streaming service in more uncertain waters.
Google isn't caving to pressure from China's ruling Communist Party to replace searches of Hong Kong's national anthem with the Chinese national anthem, as the phrase "Hong Kong national anthem" often turns up a pro-democracy protest song that has since been outlawed.
For Alexandra Pelosi, the brutal attack on her father earlier this year was a culmination of vitriol that had been building for decades. Her family's name, she says, has been weaponized for years, turned into a curse word for Republicans.
Using smart devices to calm or occupy toddlers during tantrums could stunt their healthy emotional development and make them more volatile over time, according to a new study.
The Washington Post has lost 500,000 subscribers in the nearly two years that former President Donald Trump has left office, according to a report.
Grant Wahl, one of the most well-known soccer writers in the United States, died early Saturday while covering the World Cup match between Argentina and the Netherlands.
Twitter owner Elon Musk said Friday that his social media platform will soon delete 1.5 billion dormant accounts, clearing out people who have been inactive online for years.
The Kremlin has a bone to pick with the editors of Time magazine, contending Thursday that the choice of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as their 2022 "Person of the Year" was an exercise in Russophobia.
Hundreds of journalists and other employees at The New York Times began a 24-hour walkout Thursday, the first strike of its kind at the newspaper in more than 40 years.
Britain's monarchy braced for more bombshells to be lobbed over the palace gates Thursday as Netflix released the first three episodes of a series that promises to tell the "full truth" about Prince Harry and Meghan's estrangement from the royal family.
The Fox Nation streaming service is making a play for the enormously successful Christmas romance movie market, raising the possibility of any number of compelling storylines.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is Time's "Person of the Year," the magazine said Wednesday.
Digital media company BuzzFeed is cutting 12% of its workforce, citing worsening economic conditions.
A majority of voters are taking a positive view of Elon Musk's takeover and overhaul of Twitter, according to a poll released Monday by a conservative group.
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