President Donald Trump sued “60 Minutes” for $20 billion last fall, claiming it deceptively edited an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris. CBS denied it had done anything to give an advantage to Harris, and released the full transcript of its interview.

CNN’s Jake Tapper tore into the owner of CBS’ parent company following the sudden departure of longtime 60 Minutes producer Bill Owens. Owens stepped down on Tuesday after 24 years on the show, telling staff that he was no longer able to make “independent decisions” and could no longer run the show as he had previously.

The news sparked star and co-creator Damon Wayans to share an extremely grateful message with his fans who stuck it out as the season continued airing as part of the 2025 TV sched

"Working beside you has been one of the greatest joys," Wayans said of his son, while sending off their short-lived sitcom.

CBS has canceled “Poppa’s House” and “The Summit” after one season each. Neither the sitcom from Damon Wayans Sr. and Jr., nor the mountainous competition series will return on the network’s schedule next season.