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Cosby's legal team says it will appeal, but he'll be in prison when they do.

NPR is visiting North Korea on the government's terms.

Amaria argues that her male-dominated field creates a "toxic culture" that silences women in the profession and has kept a full reckoning from taking place.

The Miss America ceremony subtracted the swimsuit competition for the first time in its 98-year history, and subtracted one million television viewers, too.

Another news outlet has been attacked in the United States.

Moonves' departure comes after six new allegations of harassment or assault were published in the New Yorker magazine over the weekend.

Musk, 47, appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience Thursday night.

Twitter on Thursday said it has "permanently suspended" conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his InfoWars outle

A court in Myanmar sentenced two journalists to seven years in prison Monday for illegal possession of official documents.

Presidential tweets about "fake news" aren't new, but August was unique in the sheer frequency of such presidential declarations on Twitter.

When Vogue unveiled its annual fashion issue earlier this month, the Internet took notice.

Before founding one of the few independent black-owned talk radio stations in 2003, Lomax was a revered businessman in Philadelphia.

The National Enquirer kept a safe containing documents on hush money payments and other damaging stories it killed as part of its cozy relationship with Donald Trump

The Trashcan Takeover campaign to put art on public trash cans hits back at tasteless advertising.

The accounts were used for political disinformation and targeted at users in the Middle East, Latin America, the UK and the U.S., according to Facebook.