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We can all agree that robocalls are the worst. While there might never be a way to get rid of them entirely (though agencies are certainly working on it), one the most prolific sources of these intrusions is finally getting hauled into court.CBS News...

Ling is the latest outside hire at CBS News, which has added a handful of on-air talent, despite tightening its budget, under network co-president Neeraj Khemlani.

Embattled CBS News co-president Neeraj Khemlani, whose two-year cost-cutting reign was marked by clashes with high-profile anchors and HR complaints, is leaving the network. The surprise shakeup was confirmed by CBS brass shortly after The Post...

CBS has named a new boss at CBS News following the exit of co-president Neeraj Khemlani, who was fired from the network amid a slew of HR complaints from employees. Wendy McMahon, who has served as co-president of CBS News alongside Khemlani for the...

"This is the equivalent of the US having experienced over 40,000 losses, rather than the 3,000 terrible losses that we sustained in the attacks of 9/11," former Gen. David Petraeus told CBS News, comparing the two countries' populations.

“I think she fought like hell with her killer. She stood her ground,” Beth Holloway told CBS news.

"I’d be happy to vote for a number of the Democrats," the GOP Utah Senator told CBS News.

The new president of CBS News has been accused of using her clout to promote minorities while unfairly sidelining white journalists — a “woke” and “divisive” practice that sparked multiple employee complaints and a major internal probe in...

The award-winning journalist passed away following a battle with dementia at his New Jersey home Tuesday, according to CBS News.

Osgood led a 45-year-long career at CBS News.

Also among the Washington casualties, sources said, was CBS News correspondent Jeff Pegues who had weathered HR probes over his workplace behavior.

Viewers and journalists alike slammed CBS News over this week’s firing of Catherine Herridge — an award-winning senior correspondent who sources said had run into “internal roadblocks” at the network as she covered the Hunter Biden laptop...

Catherine Herridge, one of 800 people who was laid off from Paramount Global, specifically at CBS News, could have been fired due to her connection with the Biden's as new theories emerge.

CBS News on Monday finally returned confidential files belonging to fired investigative reporter Catherine Herridge amid mounting pressure from the House Judiciary Committee and the union representing the journalist, The Post has learned

Catherine Herridge -- a respected Washington correspondent who has been embroiled in a high-profile First Amendment case -- was fired by CBS News.

The committee demanded that CBS News reveal who at CBS or its parent company Paramount Global “made the decision to terminate” Catherine Herridge, the reporter who was probing the Hunter Biden laptop scandal.

The award-winning journalist -- who was controversially fired by CBS News in February in a round of layoffs by corporate parent Paramount -- met with X CEO Linda Yaccarino at The Jefferson Hotel in Washington, DC.

CBS News quietly shut down its Tokyo bureau this week -- a desperate move to slash costs that could crimp the network's coverage of China, The Post has learned.

The acclaimed journalist will testify next week before the powerful panel on the still-murky circumstances surrounding her exit from CBS News, according to a source.

Breaking her silence for the first time since her controversial firing in February, Catherine Herridge slammed her former bosses for potentially putting her sources at risk.