Here's What You Need To Know About Project Veritas
The organization, founded by James O'Keefe, makes a lot of money trying to take down news outlets and liberal groups.
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Drug Advertisement Spending Continues To Skyrocket
The FDA allows U.S. drug advertisers to air commercials before it's reviewed them.
Charlie Rose Fired By CBS Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
The news comes just one day after a Washington Post article in which several women accused Rose of making unwanted advances.
NYT Suspends Glenn Thrush Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Vox published a report Monday detailing several women's accounts of alleged sexual misconduct by Glenn Thrush. Now, he's suspended.
Veteran TV Host Charlie Rose Suspended After Sexual Harassment Claims
Eight women told The Washington Post that Rose had harassed or groped them.
Making The President Hilarious: A Former Speechwriter Tells His Story
David Litt led the way on four Correspondents dinners and wrote countless speeches for President Obama — we discussed his time in the White House.
Roy Moore Says He's Being 'Harassed' By The Media
The U.S. Senate hopeful criticized the media's reports of sexual misconduct allegations against him and says he wants to focus on the "issues."
US Mass Media Outlets May Have To Register As Foreign Agents In Russia
Russia's lower house of parliament passed a bill that would let authorities force certain foreign outlets working there to register.
Russian News Outlet RT America Will Register As A Foreign Agent
The U.S. Justice Department reportedly gave RT America until Nov. 13 to register, or it could face consequences.
DNAinfo, Gothamist Closings Highlight An Issue With Local News
The recent shutdowns of hyperlocal news sites DNAinfo and Gothamist highlight a larger issue with making local news sustainable.
Disney Ends Its Ban On The LA Times After Major Backlash
Film critics across the country stood in solidarity with the Los Angeles Times after Disney blacklisted the publication.
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InfoWars Supplements Could Contain High Levels Of Lead
Alex Jones warns of government conspiracies that he claims harm human fertility, but a study shows some of his products contain sperm-damaging lead.
| Liz Wahl
ESPN Canceled Its Newest Sports Talk Show After Only 1 Episode
The cancellation is less about the show itself and more about the brand it's associated with.
Report: Fox Knew About Settlement When It Renewed O'Reilly's Contract
The company reportedly knew Bill O'Reilly had recently settled in a harassment case when it gave him a $7 million raise.
Trump Questions NBC's TV License Over A News Story
Trump is pushing back against NBC News' report that he called for a nearly tenfold increase in the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Should Mental Health Be The Focus After Mass Shootings?
Experts say the focus on mental illness after mass shootings adds to the stigma of people with mental illnesses.
Former Employee Says Sputnik Is Under FBI And DOJ Investigation
The media outlet was listed as a part of Russia's "multifaceted" influence campaign in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Eric Bolling Out At Fox News Following Sexual Harassment Allegations
After Eric Bolling was accused of sending lewd photos to several co-workers, Fox News announced it's parting ways with the host.
These Major Fashion Brands Are Banning Size 0 Requirements For Models
Luxury fashion groups Kering and LVMH teamed up to improve models' working conditions.
A Top UN Official Condemned Trump's 'Poisonous' Criticism Of The Press
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said he believes President Trump's repeated criticism of the media could be dangerous.
Pro-Russian Bots Are Helping The White Nationalist Cause
After Charlottesville, researchers say they're joining forces online.
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Mayweather Made At Least 3 Times More Than McGregor For 'Money Fight'
Ten rounds, two smiles and a hug ended the weekslong drama that built up to the "Money Fight."
'The Hitman's Bodyguard' Kills Box-Office Hopes For 'Logan Lucky'
Despite a score on the low end of the Tomatometer, "The Hitman's Bodyguard" scored high marks where it counts: the ticket counter.
How Much Does President Trump Golf? It's Hard To Keep Track
When asked by the press, the White House often refuses to confirm when the president golfs or whom he golfs with.
Fox News' Eric Bolling Seeking $50M In Damages Over Lewd Text Story
The journalist who wrote about Fox News host Eric Bolling sending inappropriate text messages to his female co-workers received a court summons.
After Criticizing Leaks, Trump Retweeted A Story With Classified Info
President Trump retweeted a Fox News story with classified information in it. Last week, his administration pledged to crack down on leaks.
The Alt-Left Media: One More Sign People Are Looking For Echo Chambers
The alt-right got a lot of attention in 2016, but the alt-left has been around longer. And critics say it also peddles fake stories to eager readers.
'The Dark Tower' Takes An Unsatisfying No. 1 Spot Bow At Box Office
With an 18 percent Rotten Tomatoes score and a mediocre $19.5 million weekend, "The Dark Tower" struggled its way into first place.
For The First Time, Jeff Bezos Became Forbes' Richest Person
On Thursday, the Amazon CEO topped Forbes' list of richest people for the first time — a result of Amazon's exploding growth.
Tweets Praise Reporter For Streaming 'Off-Camera' White House Briefing
Ksenija Pavlovic used the Periscope app to stream live audio from Wednesday's briefing with deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
