It's really astonishing what has happened to the American news industry.  It's collapsed. Totally.  Not coming back soon.

Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly believes President Trump should be concerned about getting his economic message across as Americans face the rocky impact of his tariff policies and ...

Volodymyr Zelensky should have called me before he strolled into the White House Friday. Talk about not being able to read ...

Trump expresses hope war in Ukraine nearing an endgame President shook Europe with repeated criticism of Zelenskyy O'Reilly likens Putin to dictators, says no leverage exists Veteran journalist ...

The House of Representatives passed a continuing resolution (C.R.) on Tuesday to keep the government funded through September. The measure now heads to the Senate, where its fate is uncertain ...

Bill Simmons, five years after Spotify bought his media startup The Ringer for about $250 million in cash, is staying on with the streaming giant. Simmons has renewed his contract with Spotify and ...

Comedian Bill Burr roasted tech billionaire Elon Musk and criticized him over a controversial hand gesture he made during President Donald Trump’s rally earlier this year. Burr took aim at Musk ...

Bill Simmons is sticking around at Spotify. The podcast host and media executive said in a statement Wednesday that he has agreed to a new contract at the Swedish audio streaming giant. Simmons ...

It won’t be a Hard Knock life for Bill Belichick this offseason. After it appeared Belichick would be putting his North Carolina football program on HBO’s “Hard Knocks: Offseason,” they ...

The deadline for a new federal government spending plan is nearing, and House Speaker Mike Johnson is barreling ahead with his plan – with or without the votes. House Republicans are back on the ...

EXCLUSIVE: A new DOGE-centric bill will be introduced Monday targeting overpayments by the federal government, which the lawmaker sponsoring it says have added up to the trillions since the George ...

Hakeem Jeffries and House Democrats are ready to seize on the first big leverage point of President Donald Trump’s second term, lining up against a bill to avert a government shutdown this week.