A number of television executives have been affected by the major round of layoffs at Paramount, the first since the company was established by the $8.4 billion merger of Paramount Global and Skydance in August.

The news division is also closing its bureau in South Africa, as every corner felt the impact of the larger Paramount cuts.

The influx in layoffs follows Skydance Media's $8 billion acquisition of Paramount in August, as CBS is one of the media company's subsidiaries. NPR previously reported that Skydance owner David Ellison and the company have expressed interest in shifting CBS News to produce apolitical content.

A former CBS News producer accused network of race-based layoffs in a viral TikTok, claiming only people of color were terminated while White staffers were relocated to other positions.

President Donald Trump will sit down with CBS News' "60 Minutes" for his first interview with the program since he sued the network last year over an interview the show did with Kamala Harris, TheWrap has learned.

Still, it seems that Fickell is trending towards earning a fourth year at Wisconsin to try and right the ship with increased financial support. Regardless, CBS Sports said that Fickell, alongside Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze, has the hottest seat in the country currently.

Lance Leipold's name is once again being thrown into the coaching carousel now that several top programs will be looking for a new coach this offseason.

One of the top priorities in Bari Weiss’ fledgling reign atop CBS News is to reshape the network’s evening news broadcast, which was once anchored by the legendary Walter Cronkite but has lately been mired in third place amid a revolving door of hosts and a recent format change.