Former “60 Minutes” executive producer Bill Owens is reportedly writing a tell-all memoir about his 37 years at CBS News, taking aim at owner Paramount, its CEO David Ellison and editor-in-chief Bari Weiss,

On the latest episode of the podcast Call Her Daddy, Katie Couric talked about her time working at CBS. The broadcast journalist recalled pitching ideas and her boss reassigning them to male correspondents.

Katie Couric is telling all about the "tough situations" she endured while at CBS News, including having her "60 Minutes" stories reassigned to men.

Katie Couric blasted her former 60 Minutes boss for brutally “gaslighting” her after he yanked a coveted Hillary Clinton interview and handed it to then-colleague Scott Pelley instead, Wonderwall.com can reveal.

Staffers have taken to calling it "Black Thursday." On May 28, a half-dozen senior producers and correspondents at "60 Minutes," the longest-running and highest-rated news program in the country, were unceremoniously shown the door.

"CBS Evening News" anchor Tony Dokoupil told The Wall Street Journal on Monday that he had not experienced any difficulties with the network's leadership.

With CBS News rocked by controversy, some viewers have turned to the network ombudsman for a public response. So far, they haven’t gotten one.

Former 60 Minutes executive producer Bill Owens is writing a tell-all memoir that blasts CBS, Paramount, and CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss. Owens, who had worked at CBS News since 1988, quit 60 Minutes a year ago,

Katie Couric revealed how "60 Minutes" producer Jeff Fager allegedly reassigned her Lady Gaga and Hillary Clinton stories to other correspondents during an interview on Wednesday.