Retired "60 Minutes" correspondent Steve Kroft and other respected veterans of "60 Minutes" are blasting CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss in the trade press.

Hot on the heels of its live-streaming support of President Trump's UFC event on the White House Lawn, Paramount is partnering with the patriotic prez to air his "Presidential 1776 Award" show on CBS.

We finally got to see what happens when a journalist stands their ground in the face of Trump's lies. He calls them "stupid" or "crooked," gets up and storms out.

Only in the warming days of June could a summer CGI-based documentary series about dinosaurs ever come to network television.

Paramount is helping President Trump celebrate the American flag and his birthday by live-streaming the Ultimate Fighter event on the White House lawn.

Like Trump, Weiss is an agent of change, but also an agent of chaos. Creating chaos in the workplace plays like a deliberate strategy for both of them.

"Rage, rage against the dying of the light," wrote Dylan Thomas - an apt line of poetry for the way Scott Pelley left CBS.

A pair of wholesome, high-rated TV co-hosts are coming out with a show whose F-word title flies in the face of their G-rated image and reputation.

Anyone who watched "Downton Abbey" in the heyday of its fame will watch it the second time with a sense of foreboding that was not possible the first time around.

In her seven months as editor in chief and the de facto head of CBS News, Bari Weiss installed a traditional anchorman on "CBS Evening News" and engineered the total shutdown of CBS Radio News.