Paramount’s $16M lawsuit settlement with Trump over CBS’s ‘60 Minutes’ editing raises serious concerns for journalism and media ethics in the U.S.

Paramount’s $16M lawsuit settlement with Trump over CBS’s ‘60 Minutes’ editing raises serious concerns for journalism and media ethics in the U.S.

Bill O'Reilly said what everyone has been thinking since CBS parent company Paramount agreed to a $16 million settlement over the Kamala Harris interview on "60 Minutes" last week: The company ...

CBS News veteran Dan Rather spoke out against Paramount's decision to settle a $10 billion lawsuit between President Donald Trump and CBS News. He referred to the company's $16 million settlement ...

CBS News anchor John Dickerson referenced the recent settlement between the network’s parent company Paramount and President Trump as part of his sign-off on the broadcaster’s evening newscast.

Within CBS news, anger over a $16-million settlement widely seen as a capitulation to Trump was tempered by a sobering reality: The outcome could have been worse.

Former CBS anchor criticized Paramount's $16 million Trump settlement over "60 Minutes" editing claims, arguing the network "did nothing wrong" and shouldn't have yielded to pressure.

Former and current CBS News staffers condemned Paramount's eight-figure settlement with President Donald Trump which critics say is tied to the company's merger with Skydance Media.

Concerns about bribery allegations, angry CBS News staff and a looming high-stakes merger made for tense months-long negotiations.