Turning his political vulnerabilities into punchlines and cheers at the event, he showed the daunting challenge his Republican rivals face
Russia Today convinced me that Vladimir Putin is a liar and a power-hungry empire builder
Viewers and readers need to trust that news outlets are accurate, balanced, fair and impartial
Fourteen days of quarantine in a Centurion hotel may be tedious, but for Kate Bartlett, there are plenty of laughs with new friends
Known as a hub of revolution during the Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta has once again been at the forefront of police brutality protests in the US
The New York Post ran a gallery of photographs of Biden’s "most touchy-feely moments," embracing and kissing women at public events over the years
Despite what a recent CNN documentary claims, there is no pervasive child slavery problem in Ghana’s Lake Volta region
Once again, Africans have been reminded that some deaths, and thus lives, are more important than others
According to new research, the volume of disinformation and fake news in the run-up to the Nigerian election is unprecedented
Low pay and precarious work conditions for most African journalists lead many to seek work with Western news outlets
Hill’s dismissal highlights how pro-Israel lobbying groups control the US discourse on Palestine and Israel
CNN declares victory after White House said it’d restore reporter’s credentials after revoking them earlier this month
Independent journalism needs protection from self-censorship and commercial pressures
The row on live national television and Jim Acosta’s resulting banishment triggered a wave of accusations that Trump is stifling the free press
A spree of suspicious packages and pipe bombs have been sent to opponents of Donald Trump as he lashed out at the media for stirring up "anger"
The first bomb was discovered on Monday in a mailbox at the New York home of billionaire financier and Democratic Party supporter George Soros
This comes after a CNN exposé detailing 103 unique sexual assault and abuse allegations against Uber
Naspers-owned MultiChoice announced on January 31 that it was looking for a black-owned media company to replace ANN7’s slot.
CNN aired footage last week of an apparent live auction in Libya where black men were presented as farmhands and sold off for as little as $400.
The footage is a short, modified clip of Trump’s cameo at WWE WrestleMania, dating back to 2007.
CNN has not announced the final broadcast of "Piers Morgan Live" after the TV network canned the British journalist’s prime-time talk show.
CNN has decided to end the marquee prime-time talk show hosted by veteran British journalist Piers Morgan.
As South Sudan begins its journey towards development, the rest of the world is descending in droves. Kevin Bloom and Richard Poplak report.
Music greats and Hollywood icons joined family members of Whitney Houston at a church in her hometown to pay tribute to her a week after her death.
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The United States on Thursday condemned a "concerted campaign" of intimidation against international journalists covering the unrest in Egypt.
After setting up Twitter’s most popular account to monitor breaking news, a London web developer has now sold ownership back to CNN.
Hundreds of firefighters were battling a large blaze that broke out on Sunday on a back lot at Universal Studios, site of movie and television production, a spokesperson for a neighbouring fire department said. Burbank firefighter David Ortiz said that about 200 firefighters and two helicopters had been deployed to assist the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
Three South Africans have been arrested in southern Zimbabwe after police found them with broadcasting equipment belonging to Britain’s Sky News. Provincial police spokesperson Ronald Muderedzwa said the three and another suspect had been broadcasting illegally from a factory in the second city of Bulawayo.
As the Democratic primary contest heads to its climax, the Republicans are firing the opening shots of an election barrage to come against their probable White House opponent, Barack Obama. Republican John McCain and his colleagues already see Hillary Clinton’s campaign as mortally wounded.
The United Nations food agency suspended aid flights to cyclone-struck Burma on Friday after the military government seized two deliveries at Rangoon airport, apparently determined to distribute supplies on its own. Governments around the world have been pressing Burma’s ruling generals to open the country’s borders to desperately needed assistance.
Barack Obama on Thursday gave the clearest hint yet that he may consider Hillary Clinton as his vice-presidential running mate in the November election for the White House. With the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination close to finished as a contest, Obama began looking beyond his battles with Clinton to the one with the Republican John McCain.
Aid was trickling in on Wednesday for an estimated one million victims of Cyclone Nargis in military-ruled Burma, with the death toll of more than 22 500 expected to mount. France has suggested invoking a United Nations ”responsibility to protect” clause and delivering aid directly to Burma without waiting for approval from the military in Rangoon.