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Billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong is building out a new media venture that has had conversations about partnering with right-wing extremist Candace Owens, Status has learned.

ABC News finds itself, like all television-centered news organizations, in a make-or-break moment — and staffers are nervous.

The prominent sports media columnist breaks down the business of the Super Bowl and makes a ratings prediction.

The Trump administration is making it abundantly clear that it views the press as an adversary to be undermined at every opportunity.

Staffers at the Los Angeles Times ripped owner Patrick Soon-Shiong in the company's Slack channel after he criticized the staff, according to messages obtained by Status.

News outlets aren’t ignoring Trump’s disturbing actions, but they’re failing to present the extreme measures coming out of Washington as an urgent crisis.

FCC boss Brendan Carr has curiously spared one major media organization from his wrath: Rupert Murdoch’s Fox Corporation.

The reality at Meta is that if Mark Zuckerberg chooses to bend the knee, everyone else must fall in line, no matter how awkward it may be.

“I do think, in the end, the truth will prevail,” Sam Donaldson tells Status, discussing the threats to journalism and the fight to preserve truth.

If a settlement deal is inked with Donald Trump, Shari Redstone will be remembered as the mogul who sold out "60 Minutes.”

Patty Stonesifer, a top lieutenant to Jeff Bezos, conspicuously returned to The Washington Post's newsroom this week, prompting chatter about what it could all mean.

Breitbart is trying to position itself as a competitor to the mainstream press. The reality is that the right-wing outlet is in an entirely different line of business.