Greenwich resident Bill Owens is at the center of a controversy corporate media control and a dispute with President Donald ...

A teen who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fatal gang attack on Preston Lord was sentenced to 12 years for Lord's death ...

"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert called out his employer, CBS parent company Paramount, on Tuesday over reports its owner ...

Bill Owens, the former executive director of the CBS News show “60 Minutes,” abruptly resigned last month after telling staff that he had lost the freedom to run the program independently.

A teen who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the frenzied fatal gang attack on Preston Lord faces up to 21 years in prison at his May 2 sentencing.

The teenager faced between 10.5 to 21 years in prison. While prosecutors were pushing for the max sentence, he was ultimately ...

William Owen Hines is awaiting sentencing for his role in the fatal beating of Preston Lord, with prosecutors seeking a ...

Minutes” ran a highly partisan segment likening President Trump to a cold-blooded mob boss — even as its corporate parent, Paramount Global, is currently in talks to settle a $20 billion ...

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, says the comment is not meant as a ‘threat.’ ...