Guardian Media Group said it's the first major news organization to become a B Corporation, which means it meets social and environmental standards.

CNN reports that YouTube doesn't object to a video that's been digitally altered to depict President Trump killing his critics and media outlets.

The quarterly magazine doesn't have a name yet, but is expected to appear in January.

The cosmetics mogul apparently was shamed into deleting the Instagram video after some of her 148 million followers chided her for being insufficiently woke.

Apple's recent ban of Quartz's news app in China is another worrisome sign of American companies' willingness to abandon principles they claim to champion in their home countries.

Zenith Media reports that social media had overtaken print as the third-biggest advertising medium worldwide.

The unscripted series will show the process of designing and building a sailing yacht, selecting a crew and coping with challenges.

The veteran sports pub claims it is not replacing workers who were fired last week with "an army of bloggers and inexperienced local reporters."

'Sports Illustrated' technically isn't dead, but the reported plan by its new owners is akin to killing the title with editorial embalming fluid.

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., this week filed suit in an Iowa federal court seeking $75 million in damages.