Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau join forces again, this time as the star reporter and his scheming editor on a Chicago paper, in Billy Wilder's remake of the classic newsroom stage comedy.

On today’s Front Page: Donald Trump will return to the White House as only the second person to win a non-consecutive term as president of the United States, Republicans will take control of the ...

Many published before Donald Trump was declared the winner because of press deadlines. Here’s a look at front pages from around the world.

Media Matters has found that in the weeks leading up to the election, top print newspapers were covering former President Donald Trump on the front page considerably more than Vice President ...

An array of stories feature on the front pages of Irish newspapers on Monday morning, from an alleged assault on Green Party leader Roderic O'Gorman to news that children as young as four are ...

Front pages around the world proclaim the Republican's resounding victory over his Democrat rival Kamala Harris, with headlines including 'TRUMPED', 'Trump Towers' and 'Trump Triumphs'.

Grover Cleveland was the first. The front page of the Detroit Free Press for Wednesday, Nov. 4, after William McKinley was declared winner of the 1896 presidential race. To prepare for this ...

Join Maddy Playle, James Stevens and Richard Forristal to discuss an important week in the racing world. The panel pay tribute to legendary writer and broadcaster Alastair Down, who passed away a week ...

A civil damages claim against Conor McGregor by a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by him and another man dominates Irish front pages on Wednesday. The Irish Times lead with a story ...

The US Presidential election and concern over longer opening hours for pubs and nightclubs make the front pages of Tuesday's papers. The Irish Times leads with the US elections, as voting begins ...

A wide range of stories feature across Saturday’s front pages. The Irish Times reports that pro-Israeli bot networks are suspected of spreading disinformation about Irish troops in Lebanon.