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Police suspect the virtual home assistant may hold clues to a murder—but Amazon is refusing to help.

Choices include the films “Barry,” “Sand Storm” and “Anomalisa” and series like “The Man in the High Castle” and “The OA.”

The alternate history series based on Philip K. Dick’s famous novel returns for a second season, and is far more ominous post election.

Willie Rennie, leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats, said the company should be “ashamed.”

Curl up to new series like “Shut Eye” and “Captive,” to returning series like “Fuller House” and “Mozart in the Jungle,” or to “Hairspray Live!”

The smart garbage bin contains a scanner to read items you've thrown away that need to be reordered.

Options include the dystopian dark comedy “The Lobster,” the documentary “For the Love of Spock” and a “Chill With Bob Ross” collection.

Post-turkey watching could include the highly anticipated “Gilmore Girls” reboot, Rocky movies or comedy specials from Michael Che and Patton Oswalt.

Curl up to shows like “The Crown” and “Red Oaks,” films like “Matilda” or documentaries like “Under the Sun.”

GLAAD released its annual “Where We Are on TV” report, which found more diversity on TV as well as the continued use of harmful tropes.

Emeril dishes about the state of modern cooking shows, the difficulty of opening up a restaurant in New York, and his new show 'Emeril Eats the World.'

In 1970, 46 women on staff sued the magazine for discrimination. Read the cover story on the women’s liberation movement published the day they announced their suit.

Nearly five decades ago, 46 female Newsweek staffers sued the magazine for gender discrimination. What has changed since then?

Recently added: “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “Happy Gilmore,” “City of Gold,” “13TH” and more.

See a new documentary about Amanda Knox, reminisce with Ferris Beuller or catch Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2.

The shift to the cloud threatens database giant Oracle's core business, and it's been slow to adapt.

With CIA women on our cover, this week’s roundup focuses on female protagonists in sitcoms, documentaries and more.

Catch up on “DWTS,” re-watch the first Bridget Jones movies or see new documentaries, like Ron Howard’s Beatles film.

While some may be skeptical of its long-term prospects, Netflix still rules the streaming video market.

Back-to-school binging could include the Stand Up to Cancer telecast, the documentary ‘Man on Wire’ or the new show ‘One Mississippi.’

A cache of hidden court documents reveals Amazon's covert tax strategies in Luxembourg.

You'll soon be able to browse the aisles of Amazon stores in Portland, Oregon, and Chicago.

Catch up on recent seasons of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Once Upon a Time,” “House of Lies” and more.

Including “Laverne and Shirley,” a docu-series about bull riders and a sweet (sorry) British baking show.

Shoppers increasingly have been using online retailers such as Amazon.com and spending on big items instead of apparel.

Featuring Baz Luhrmann’s “The Get Down,” “slow TV” from Norway, “The Wine Show” from the U.K. and a documentary about an Olympic boxer.