Blade! Catch up on the 4-part Lotus Damascus series. See the final step in creating the lotus flower pattern. "Operation ...

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CNN chief media analyst Brian Stelter claimed Monday that the left-wing daytime talk show "The View" will have tough questions for Vice President Kamala Harris this week. Stelter, who recently ...

CNN’s chief media correspondent Brian Stelter is leaving the company, and the network will cancel the 30-year-old weekly media news show that he has hosted since 2013. Sunday’s episode of ...

Former CNN host Brian Stelter said he was unsure of how mean former President Trump would be to President Biden in the first debate, warning that Trump will likely be an unpredictable force on stage.

Brian Stelter may be out at CNN, but he’s going to be “rooting” for the network going forward. During his final monologue on “Reliable Sources” Sunday, Stelter noted that it was a ...

Brian Stelter, former host of CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” appeared for the first time on MSNBC Tuesday to discuss Trump’s decision to skip and counterprogram Wednesday’s Republican primary ...

Journalist Brian Stelter is returning to CNN after he was ousted from the cable television network more than two years ago during a dramatic shakeup. “Yes, really,” Stelter, 39, said Tuesday ...

Brian Stelter is back at CNN. In an email to subscribers of CNN’s “Reliable Sources” media newsletter, Stelter said he will be returning as the lead author of the publication he founded in 2015.

Brian Stelter signed off in his final airing of CNN’s “Reliable Sources” Sunday with a message to the network and its viewers. “I believe America needs CNN to be strong,” the CNN host said.

CNN’s “Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter” is coming to an end. The company announced Thursday that it is ending the media analysis show that has aired in various iterations for 30 years.

Brian Stelter, the host of CNN’s Reliable Sources, is leaving the network after nine years, and the show will be taken off the air. NPR first reported the news on Thursday (18 August ...