All news by author: Keith J. Kelly

There is something strange going on with the bylines of CNN’s star White House reporter Kaitlan Collins tied to stories she wrote as an entertainment...

Norm Jacobs, who took over Baseball Digest in 1969, has sold the 79-year-old publication to his minority partner. Jacobs is 88 and a silent partner with...

Mike Pompeo, who served as Secretary of State under the Trump Administration, has joined Fox News as a contributor

An editor at The New York Times had their contract terminated following a tweet expressing that she had "chills" seeing Joe Biden's plane before his inauguration

Wyndham Destinations, a timeshare resort firm located in Orlando, Florida, has purchased Travel + Leisure from the publishing powerhouse Meredith for $100 million

Newsmax, a newly emerging conservative media platform, experienced a threefold increase in its web traffic in November during the unfolding of the disputed election

In the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, six of the top 20 conservative news sites were slammed by surprise declines in traffic compared to a year ago, according to data.

Political books, which have powered to the top of bestseller lists throughout this year, appear ready to take a pause in the wake of the combative presidential race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

After Simon & Schuster unveiled the book’s cover and title on Wednesday in anticipation of its September 15 launch, pre-orders pushed it to the third position on Amazon's bestseller list

On Thursday, the CEO of Simon & Schuster announced that Mary Trump's book, "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man," has been selling rapidly, with over 1.35 million copies purchased

Former national security adviser John Bolton’s new tell-all memoir sold more than 780,000 copies in its first week on the market, publisher Simon & Schuster said Wednesday.

For the second time this week, an attempt is being made to obtain a temporary restraining order to prevent the release of a book that is highly critical of President Trump

A digital publisher focused on pop culture, owned by Hearst and Verizon, is the most recent business to face criticism for being hypocritical after expressing public backing for nationwide..

Over 14 board members stepped down after Hope Wabuke criticized the board for taking too long to craft its response to the racial justice protest, sparking an intense discussion about racism's influence in the publishing industry

Despite objections that Bolton’s forthcoming book contains classified material, publisher Simon & Schuster said it will not again delay publication of “The Room Where It Happened.”

The new proprietors of Spin have sought the assistance of the music website's rock and roll originator, Bob Guccione Jr., in an effort to revive its former success, according to The Post..

Maven's management at Sports Illustrated agreed to voluntarily acknowledge the union — yet there remains discontent among the editorial staff due to the recent reduction in workforce

Companies that help provide the first meal of the day, like cereal makers, upped their ad spending more than 13 percent from February to March as more quarantined Americans suddenly find the time they need to eat breakfast, according to a new report.

Before being let go on Friday morning, Grant Wahl had been criticizing management for the reductions through multiple Instagram posts over the past few days

The National Book Awards announced this week that they're accepting submissions for the annual competition, and for the first time ever, they'll be taking only digital entries

The National Magazine Awards set for March 12 are being delayed because of the coronavirus. For the first time in its 55-year history, the yearly event..

Olivet University, the fundamentalist Christian institution involved in a $35 million money-laundering scheme that also implicated Newsweek, admitted guilt to two felony charges in the case on Thursday

Newspaper giant McClatchy Co., which owns the Miami Herald, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and plans to reemerge as a privately held company.

John "Butch" Purcell was known as a playground basketball legend. He once coached a young Julius Erving and was one of the most cherished residents of the East Village apartment complex

The top 10 best-selling novels of the past decade got a boost in sales when they were adapted into blockbuster films.