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The Washington Post ad in the Sunday edition offered $10 million for the information.

Vanity Fair hears rumors that Gerry Baker's days at the top WSJ spot could be numbered.

The show's ratings are not doing well.

The new guidelines prohibit reporters from expressing partisan opinions or promoting political views.

'It’s twisted. A big fat man wanting to eat you. It’s a scary fairy tale,' says one accuser.

The New York Times examines Russian internet strategies that tapped into American anger.

After pressure from Harvey Weinstein, Matt Damon and Russell Crowe, the paper killed the story.

The backlash was swift and immediate.

Vanity Fair profiles the New York Times' most prominent White House correspondent.

There's a certain type of commentary that can be twisted by critics as 'gloating' or 'overkill.'

New documents show how former Breitbart staffer Milo Yiannopoulos courted white nationalists.

The social network is testing new efforts to combat the spread of misinformation.

Murdoch and his bare-knuckle tactics are set on Silicon Valley.

Scaramucci launched his media venture on Monday.

The exclusive interview is set to air Wednesday night.

Jay-Z and Mary Meeker join Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and Jimmy Buffett.