Murdoch

In an April text, a member of the Murdoch family asked for Musk to "bring back Jack."

The ominous trend of left-wing billionaires and woke corporations telling us how to think or what to say is only intensifying.

"Advertisers don't tell our journalists what they can say or what they can write," Fox Corp. CEO Lachlan Murdoch said.

When we pull back the curtain, the evidence that Fox News created and sustained our current political moment appears rather circumstantial.

AT&T is bidding for Time Warner, Disney for Fox. But viewers are the last thing on their minds.

Fox News has been roiled by a series of sexual harassment scandals in recent months.

The New York Times is trying to "understand" Trump, as if journalism were some kind of group therapy.

Uber is built on a rocky foundation of swindling its own workers to make a fast buck.

The Fox brand was hurt, companies yanked their ads, so O'Reilly was toast.

The broadcasting and media world, like many other industries, is not known for placing women at the top.

The Murdochs supported the rising star amid heavy criticism from president-elect Donald Trump during his campaign. Their next goal is to launch an international news network, buoyed by a potential acquisition of Sky News.

The media mogul is set to buy the 61 percent of Sky he doesn't already own.

Hillary Clinton appoints Barack Obama to the Supreme Court, Bernie Sanders as treasury secretary...

Colin Myler and Tom Chrone face sanctions from UK Parliament after being found in contempt of House of Commons.

Fox News is telling people that Barack Obama is about to take their guns away, and America has millions more guns on the streets because of it.

His son, James Murdoch, will take over as CEO.

Andy Coulson sentenced to 18 months over phone hacking at the News of the World

Fox News owner hands over Fifth Avenue home -- and billions.

As Murdoch's red-headed editor goes on trial for corruption, NPR media reporter David Folkenflik looks at her rise and fall