CBS News’ new, controversial editor-in-chief made her name railing against self-censorship. Just a few years later, she’s being accused of doing precisely that. Conservative commentator turned ...

CBS News’ new, controversial editor-in-chief made her name railing against self-censorship. Just a few years later, she’s being accused of doing precisely that. The move sparked backlash, with Weiss’ ...

Safe spaces. Trigger warnings. Violent takeover of buildings. Campus encampments. Shouting down of speakers. An explosion of “diversity, equity and inclusion.” Rampant antisemitism. No diversity of ...

Even amid a 2-7 season mired at the midway point by injuries to young stars such as Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo, there is optimism for who the Giants can become in the near future. Perhaps lost in ...

A few years ago, Bari Weiss founded her own “anti-woke” college. The University of Austin, which claims it wants to “dare” its students to “think,” has made waves for many reasons, and Weiss and her ...

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wrote his name in history books and was synonymous with the skyhook shot. It was his go-to move on the offensive end for two decades in the NBA and it helped him become the ...

Bari Weiss, the journalist who first rose to prominence for her campus campaign alleging antisemitism two decades ago, has been named editor-in-chief of CBS News, a stunning ascent that marks one of ...

Bari Weiss has done the unthinkable: She's parlayed a media startup into a mainstream powerhouse, stepping into a new role as editor-in-chief of CBS News as part of a $150 million deal that also ...

Former CBS News anchor Dan Rather criticized CBS News on Thursday for making journalist Bari Weiss its editor-in-chief, as well as acquiring her independent news outlet, "The Free Press." Rather, age ...

Bari Weiss, the new editor in chief of CBS News, has pledged to uphold the network’s traditional ideals of objectivity and rigor. Perhaps she will. Yet the evidence suggests a more discouraging future ...