The senior NPR editor who criticized the network for plunging to the left and losing its audience has made a new announcement.

The National Public Radio editor who wrote an essay saying the network had gone too far to the left has now been suspended.

A current employee of National Public Radio is speaking out as he sees the news organization taking an unfortunate turn in recent years.

It's called relativism, the place where truth becomes more emotion than reason, subjective rather than objective.

A senior editor said NPR's refusal to cover the Hunter Biden laptop story was one of several instances when politics trumped truth.

Biden was not to fond of a reporter questioning if he was "abandoning Israel," prompting a confusing exchange between the two.

“Poor Don, he doesn’t realize people watched the first interview because of Elon — not him!" one insider said.

Chris Mortensen, who covered the NFL for three decades, has died eight years after sharing his diagnosis of throat cancer.

A new direction for CNN could leave some of its major stars thrown overboard as the network tries to regain its footing.

The journalist was cuffed and taken by the FBI to a federal courthouse at around 10 a.m. He alleged he was being punished for his reporting.