Fox News remained on top courtesy of the Big Weekend Show.

The 5 p.m. ET hour was the peak time over at CNN and MSNBC.

BBC News joins other news agencies in issuing a statement bringing to light the deteriorating starvation situation in Gaza.

Meta is following in the footsteps of Alphabet, which also announced that it would stop serving political ads in the EU.

Netflix had seven titles in the chart—only one with shared distribution rights.

Fox News was still the No. 1 cable news network.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that if the Chinese do not hand over more control of TikTok, the app will end up becoming inaccessible to Americans.

Fox News strikes a new licensing deal with Ruthless podcast.

Ginny and Georgia falls to second place, accumulating 7.4 billion viewing minutes in its three-week stay on the chart.

CNBC also announced promotions for Mary Duffy and Kasey O’Brien.

This year’s Shark Week comprises 20 hours of new programming on Discovery Channel.

Though the cancellation comes days after Stephen Colbert criticized Paramount for settling a Trump lawsuit, the company said it was 'purely a financial decision.'

Delta's AI use currently affects 3% of its domestic flights.

Fox Nation to offer live sports beginning in August.

Ginny and Georgia join two other Netflix titles as the only ones to put up consecutive weeks with over 2 billion viewing minutes in 2025.

The networks devoted much of their coverage to the flash flood tragedy in central Texas.

The two-part celebration took place at La Paillote | Gaston Gastounette, Quai Saint-Pierre restaurant.

ABC World News Tonight was still the most-watched newscast during the just concluded week.

Dolan brings 15 years of insight leadership experience to the maker of BoltChatAI.

Nick Lawson joins i-Media at a time of rapid expansion.