CBS News is already backtracking on a revamp of its “Evening News” program — and the network’s embattled ... to anyone outside of the New York City market. “There are a couple of things ...

Roark’s departure was announced during the daily 9 a.m. editorial call at CBS headquarters, The Post has learned. There is no word on the date of her last day at the network. In October ...

CBS News president of editorial and newsgathering Adrienne Roark is leaving the embattled network to join local ... Redstone said during a panel in New York, according to The Washington Post.

The New York ... Minutes" executive producer Bill Owens. Earlier this week, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr knocked CBS News' conduct following the release of the ...

The cameras finally stop rolling after more than two hours of broadcasting in which, both impressively and disappointingly, nobody has attempted a single cartwheel. Or broken into a spontaneous ...

“60 Minutes,” founded in 1968, is the country’s most popular news program and a cornerstone of CBS’s news division. Journalists at the network have privately expressed concern at the ...

The move could upset some journalists at the network ... Minutes installment. Still, Edward Paltzik, Trump’s lawyer on the case, told the New York Times that “real accountability for CBS ...

President Trump has amended his lawsuit against CBS, demanding $20 billion and again claiming the network deceptively edited a “60 Minutes ... case or move it to New York.

5 (UPI) --The Federal Communications Commission and CBS have published the transcript of the November 60 Minutes interview ... complaint accusing WCBS New York network-owned affiliate of news ...

CBS News said Friday that it will comply with an FCC letter of inquiry that it provide an unedited transcript of a 60 Minutes interview ... compelled to do.” The New York Times first reported ...

Trump sued CBS for $10 billion over the “60 Minutes ... The network has not commented on talks about a potential settlement, reported by the Wall Street Journal and New York Times.