President Trump announced the news on Truth Social hours after meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin in Alaska.

CBS host Tony Dokoupil agreed with Trump's criticism of Smithsonian museums focusing too much on America's negative history rather than celebrating achievements.

Donald Trump heaped praise on the new owner of CBS, saying Paramount chief executive David Ellison is a “great man” whom he knows “very well,” adding that Ellison is “going to do the right thing” with the network.

Two House Democrats are the latest lawmakers seeking details of how the Paramount-Skydance merger cleared the FCC shortly after a $16 million settlement of Donald Trump’s lawsuit against CBS. In a letter to Paramount CEO David Ellison,

Mayor Brandon Johnson on Friday criticized President Donald Trump's suggestion that Chicago will be the next target of his efforts to crack down on crime by sending in the National Guard​, saying troops on the streets would not help the city fight crime.

CBS News host Tony Dokoupil said Wednesday that he agrees with President Donald Trump’s push to get the Smithsonian Institution to review how it has presented American history.

In a new profile on the Paramount merger for The New York Times, former controlling shareholder Shari Redstone proclaimed herself “blown away” by her company’s settlement with President Donald Trump—because she thought the cost would be a lot higher.

Most Americans under 30 approved at the start of President Trump's second term but are dissatisfied with the economy's direction.

The former owner of Paramount Global chair said giving Donald Trump $16 million to settle his complaint over 60 Minutes’ Kamala Harris interview was a “no brainer.” “I believed it was always in Paramount’s best interest to settle,

Donald Trump has issued a two-week ultimatum to Russia, stating a decision on sanctions or tariffs will be made within that period. This follows a strike on a US factory, a development that occurred just days after a meeting in Alaska between Trump and Vladimir Putin.

A panel of New York appeals court judges said today that the roughly $520 million penalty imposed on President Trump for fraudulently inflating his wealth was excessive. The court eliminated the financial penalty while preserving the judgment that the president had committed fraud.