A group of publishers sues Cohere Inc. while Thomson Reuters wins a legal victory.

Associated Press was barred from an executive order signing for not using the Trump-designated name: Gulf of America.

AI brings real value -- and also real challenges, the BBC reports in a study.

"The New Yorker" has published everything from stories by Dorothy Parker to Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood."

Wynn has petitioned the high court to overturn or scale back its 1964 Sullivan decision.

Digital grew by 5% and now makes up 51% of total company revenue.

Only well-heeled publications can afford to fight legal cases.

Group joins Association of American Publishers in filing an amicus brief.

The WSJ is restructuring its Business, Finance & Economics group.

'The Star-Ledger' team will continue to produce online coverage.