The shoulder pads! The days of the media elite in New York are long gone, but there is perhaps no sharper observer of politics and culture than one of that period’s most prominent figures: Tina Brown.

WASHINGTON DC – As Donald Trump flew to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida for the weekend, he made it clear to reporters ...

Seattle’s new mayor-elect elect Katie Wilson, didn’t shy away from the word “socialist” during her campaign. She won one of ...

New York City has made history. With his decisive win over former governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa, Assembly ...

David Duchovny stars in Malice, the Jonas Brothers spread Christmas cheer, and HBO chronicles the relationship of John Lennon ...

Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews blamed the Democratic Party's snobbery and attitude as a reason why the working class ...

The anchorman, 69, has been with CBS Miami for 25 years, and a journalist for close to five decades. He recently shared an ...

The FCC under Carr has yet to render a decision on the array of news distortion complaints that have been filed, often by the Center for American Rights, a conservative group. The complaints include ...

Hasan Piker confronts Charlie Kirk conspiracies, Gal Gadot's support for Israel and more in a no-holds barred interview with ...

The House has begun debate ahead of a key vote that will pave the way for final passage of the shutdown-ending legislation. CBS News congressional correspondent Nikole Killion has the latest.

Republicans came away from the shutdown without having to give into Democratic demands to reopen the government, but the issue will live on.

For many college students, the recent increase in job uncertainty looms as they approach graduation. As a result, many may ...