Paramount settled a lawsuit with Donald Trump over a CBS '60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris. Trump announced a $16 million settlement, dismissing the lawsuit. Paramount is awaiting FCC approval for its Skydance Media merger and was not influenced by Trump's legal action,

Trump’s post comes days after CBS came under renewed scrutiny for cancelling Trump critic Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show.”

President Donald Trump’s latest assault on the news media came in the form of another lawsuit last week. After The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump had allegedly written a birthday note, complete with “bawdy” doodling,

Trump's $16 million lawsuit settlement with Paramount and CBS is the latest example of the president's war to discredit media outlets he disfavors.

Trump, Brendan Carr’s boss, wants the deal to proceed, but he also wants to twist the knife into CBS just a bit more.

A Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission called Paramount's $16 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit filed by U.S. President Donald Trump over a CBS News' 60 Minutes interview broadcast with rival Kamala Harris "a desperate move" to secure approval of a merger.

When President Donald Trump threatened in 2017 to pull licenses from television stations that scrutinized his administration, he met resistance from his own political appointee — the Republican ...