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Frustrated by the legacy press' coverage of Donald Trump, Jennifer Rubin and Norman Eisen have decided to take matters into their own hands.

The "TODAY" show co-hosts also spoke about covering Donald Trump and how they're adapting to the new media environment.

The Washington Post's Opinion editor, David Shipley, on Friday defended choosing not to publish a cartoon criticizing the newspaper's owner, Jeff Bezos.

NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff said covering the devastation in his hometown has changed how he will approach assignments: "I don't think I'll ever think about doing [my job] in the same way."

Behind the scenes, Lt. General Mark Hertling (Ret.) made it clear to CNN brass why he did not wish to renew his deal with the network.

Mark Zuckerberg seems to have decided that kissing Donald Trump's ring was not enough. Now he's slobbering all over it.

After a full trip around the sun, the cautious optimism that greeted The Washington Post publisher Will Lewis has evolved into absolute revulsion.

The Washington Post is expected to lay off dozens of staffers this week, Status has learned.

"We are having discussions with A.I. companies," Feist disclosed for the first time, in an interview with Status.

Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong welcomed Cheryl Hines and Rob Schneider to the newspaper's offices last month amid talk of a possible partnership.

Here are 36 of the most pressing questions facing the Fourth Estate, Hollywood, and Silicon Valley.

Trump is unlike any politician in modern American history. Traditional accountability measures will simply not cut it with him.