Mark Joyella

Trump's stark threat that "a whole civilization will die tonight" has cable news hosts debating whether it's a negotiating tactic—or a "remarkable escalation" of the war in Iran.

This weekend, Fox News Sunday will celebrate its 30th anniversary, marking three decades as a destination for newsmaking politicians and must-see TV for viewers seeking to understand Washington.

Fox News Channel will end April as the top-rated network in cable news--as it has for years--but also as the one of the most-watched networks in all of television, finishing the month behind only CBS in prime time.

Entin, a senior national correspondent for NewsNation, explores the evidence in the case in a special report, "NewsNation Presents: The Nancy Guthrie Mystery" Wednesday night.

Entin, a senior national correspondent for NewsNation, explores the evidence in the case in a special report, "NewsNation Presents: The Nancy Guthrie Mystery" Wednesday night.

Trump's visit to Walter Reed Tuesday for a physical exam raises questions about recent incidents where the president seemed to doze off in public.

Polling puts Rubio in pole position as Republicans consider who might be the best candidate to follow Trump.

The firing of the iconic show's executive producer and correspondents raises questions about whether CBS will re-work one of the most successful news programs in history.

Putting Trump's name on federal buildings and his face on a $250 bill are less popular than believing the moon landing was faked.

Later this month, MS NOW--the cable news network formerly known as MSNBC--will make the first programming changes since its exit from NBC and relaunch as part of parent company Versant.