At a time when the Federal Communications Commission faces genuinely difficult questions about broadband expansion, spectrum allocation, and the future of ...

Carson Cooper kicked things off for the Spartans with two quick makes in the post as he continued with his improved offensive ...

Chair Brendan Carr praised changes Paramount has made at CBS since the company was purchased by Larry Ellison and taken over by his son David last year.

The FCC’s mandate is to uphold the public interest, not to police speech based on viewpoint. Pulling Jimmy Kimmel’s show appears to be an act of censorship that undermines the First Amendment ...

The landscape of American late-night television is undergoing significant change amid tensions between TV networks, political programming, and federal regulators, fueling debate over the future of ...

On Feb. 17, Stephen Colbert was intending to conduct an interview on “The Late Show” with James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for one of Texas’ Senate seats.

Former U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona appeared on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert". He wasn't campaigning. He just wanted his stolen rug back.

Senator Richard Blumenthal sent a letter to Paramount chief David Ellison demanding records related to the decision not to ...

As the deal drama surrounding Warner continues to heat up, it has caused a rift in Hollywood's creative community.

As Bill Carter writes, after an Olympic break that left each of the major shows dark for at least a week, late night returns in full force tonight, with new battles already underway.

The Fairness Doctrine was an FCC policy requiring broadcasters to offer contrasting viewpoints on the airwaves. The Reagan-era FCC formally abolished the doctrine in 1987, helping pave the way for the ...