Five companies—five—now control 90 percent of the media marketplace. And they are showing no commitment to anything resembling the public interest.

Trump has always cared about traditional talk shows, even if they are a waning genre.

New York Times writer E.J. Dionne says that the late-night host essentially forced ABC to end his suspension because of the broad, strong coalition that defended him.

Not even Representative Jim Jordan could deny the facts.

Donald Trump’s attempt to censor Jimmy Kimmel has backfired big-time.

Brendan Carr doesn’t seem to have any regrets about his threats to Jimmy Kimmel.

Jimmy Kimmel is returning to air, just a few days after he was suspended indefinitely.

If you’re rich, white, and male with a huge following, the First Amendment still works for you—for now. But for the rest of us?

Disney seems to have realized it made a massive mistake.

Journalism professor Kathy Roberts Ford and TNR’s Ana Marie Cox argue that Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension by ABC shows an administration following the authoritarian playbook—and a corporate-captured press.

If you make jokes the leader doesn’t like, look out. Does that sound like America? We are in a new place.

The head of Disney and ABC tried to push new rules on The View.

A fledgling parallel economy has emerged on the right, hawking everything from coffee to vitamin supplements to anti-abortion protein bars. But can a business movement born of political and cultural grievance be viable over the long term?

Some on the political right see only authoritarian goals in the power of the state.

This lawsuit has it all: tangled politics, obscure legal doctrines, and the possibility of the Supreme Court again upending American life.

The Florida governor made a pilgrimage to Capitol Hill to freshen up his moribund campaign. Things didn’t go as planned.

The main purpose of the new Disney+ show is to act as a bridge between one Star Wars series and the next. For the streaming service, that’s all it needs to be.

As the streaming wars intensify, the tech giant increasingly resembles the hidebound movie studios it once aimed to “disrupt.”

The resort’s real magic lies in the powers it’s afforded by a special district.

In his latest bid for attention, the Missouri senator has written a stunt bill attacking the House of Mouse’s valuable copyrights.