President Trump has turned on his longtime on-again, off-again ally, Rupert Murdoch. He filed a $10 billion dollar lawsuit against Murdoch and his company Newscorp after the Wall Street Journal’s report on Trump’s alleged racy birthday letter to Epstein in 2003.

Fox's Howard Kurtz opened his show Sunday with coverage of the lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump against Rupert Murdoch — who owns Fox News.

A source familiar with the trip told The Independent that the vice president spoke to both Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch, as well as a group of executives from the right-wing network

As corporations pay shakedown settlements, the 94-year-old right-wing media mogul has an opportunity to resist Trump’s assaults on the First Amendment.

It was Sunday afternoon, the sun was shining, and Donald Trump had gathered a collection of his allies in his luxury suite to watch the Fifa Club World Cup final.

Moments after Karoline Leavitt banned the Wall Street Journal from the travel press pool over its Trump-Epstein blockbuster, which prompted the president to sue Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch, Martha MacCallum decided to question Leavitt about Hunter Biden’s profane podcast appearance.

Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as chairman of Fox Corporation and News Corp., Fox has announced. His son, Lachlan Murdoch, will become the chair of News Corp. and continue as executive chair and ...

Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch have had a symbiotic relationship dating back almost 50 years. But could the president's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal truly mark the end?