Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico knew his Stephen Colbert interview wouldn't air on TV before filming it, according to a report published Saturday.

Commissioner Anna M. Gomez, the lone Democrat on the FCC, condemned the “censorship” of Colbert’s interview with Talarico, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The attention surrounding James Talarico’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert interview has been very good for the Texas Democrat’s ...

Banned from airing his “Late Show” interview with Rep. James Talarico, D-Texas, over the FCC’s equal time rule, Stephen Colbert’s conversation with the Senate candidate is finding life online, where ...

Trey Parker and Matt Stone rarely sit down for interviews together. That’s part of why their upcoming appearance on The Late ...

James Talarico allegedly raised more than $2 million for his U.S. Senate campaign after Stephen Colbert accused CBS of blocking an interview with him. The interview was later uploaded to YouTube and ...

Texas state Representative James Talarico (D) enjoyed a fundraising windfall of $2.5 million in campaign donations towards his primary run for US Senate candidacy, a spike that came within just 24 ...

FCC Democratic Commissioner Anna Gomez called CBS's move to "censor" Stephen Colbert another example of "corporate capitulation" to the Trump administration.

The Late Show host's on-air revelation that network executives refused to let him interview a Democratic Senate candidate puts a spotlight on how US media outlets treat political coverage.

Stephen Colbert didn’t hold back on Monday’s (February 16) Late Show as he blasted his CBS bosses and FCC chairman Brendan Carr for banning his interview with Texas Democratic state representative ...