Journalists have an inherent right and professional duty to defend their industry and its mission against those who want to derail it—even when those threats are coming from the inside.

Tony Dokoupil continues to humiliate himself.

The CBS Evening News launch didn’t exactly go to plan.

Sometimes, verse can shed light that prose simply can’t.

The Trump administration now has a veto over the Tiffany Network’s newsroom.

The new head of CBS News interviewed the late Charlie Kirk’s wife, who turned a question about antisemitic violence into a sermon on Christian Zionism.

You could hardly be blamed for missing that there were two shootings over the weekend.

There are a number of reasons why the right has a huge advantage in the information ecosystem, but what matters most is the endless river of cold, hard cash.

Bari Weiss’s fingerprints can already be seen.

It’s the latest worrisome economic sign.

The network has become a mouthpiece for the Trump administration.

This is an “only in America” story, all right. Creepy, corporate, neofascist America, that is.

The network was right to edit out her lies about Kilmar Abrego Garcia. The rest of the media should do the same.

The “60 Minutes” correspondent never mentioned Trump by name, but his call to defend democratic institutions was apparently too much for the MAGA crowd to handle.

Wendy McMahon is the second high-profile executive to step down from the network amid an internal war over Trump’s lawsuit.

How corporate pressure and a $10 billion Trump lawsuit against “60 Minutes” gutted one of America’s most trusted news programs.

As Trump’s fury at CBS News veers into unhinged threats, the author of a new report on Project 2025 lays bare what Trump is really revealing about his intention to suppress dissent in a second term.