Category: News
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Apple iPad 11-inch A16 Drops to $299 for a Limited Time
Cord cutters and iOS users looking to upgrade their tablet can take their streaming, note-taking, and light creative work to the next level with one of the best Apple iPad deals of the season. Right now, the Apple iPad 11-inch A16 is on sale for $299, a $50 price cut for anyone needing to upgrade…
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57 Years Ago: Star Trek Came to An End as NBC Canceled The Original Show – A Look Back At This Classic Show
On June 3, 1969, television history reached a bittersweet milestone as the final episode of the original Star Trek series, “Turnabout Intruder,” aired on NBC. This broadcast brought an end to the groundbreaking three-season run that had boldly introduced audiences to the final frontier, complex moral dilemmas, and a hopeful vision of humanity’s future. Fifty-seven…
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Cord Cutting Today: Another Streaming Service is Shutting Down & More
Today in Cord Cutting Today for June 3, 2026, a Paramount-owned streaming service is shutting down and the American Television Association responds to the Scripps and DIRECTV dispute. Here are some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting today. Today’s Top Stories Quick Links from Cord Cutters News:
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Anker’s New 67W 3-Port USB-C Charger is Just $34.99: A Great Option For Your New iPhone
With the iPhone 17 and the Pixel 10 here, now’s the perfect time to upgrade your charging setup. Right now, Anker’s brand-new GaNPrime 67W is on sale and makes an excellent choice. It delivers fast, powerful charging to get the most out of your new phone while staying compact and efficient. Whether you’re at home,…
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Warner Bros Gaming and HBO Launch a New Game of Thrones Mobile Game
Warner Bros. Games and HBO have launched a new game, Game of Thrones: Dragonfire, based on the House of the Dragon series. In the game, players begin their journey as a new dragonrider, a Valyrian descendent, seeking to dominate Westeros during the Targaryen Civil War through tactical, tile-based warfare. Throughout the game, the player progresses…
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Another Major Exit Hits 60 Minutes as CBS Continues to Reshape Its News Division
CBS News has officially fired longtime “60 Minutes” correspondent Scott Pelley, marking the latest high-profile departure from one of television’s most influential news programs. The move comes as CBS, CBS News, and Paramount continue to undergo sweeping changes following the company’s merger with Skydance Media. Over the last year, viewers have watched a series of…
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T-Mobile Will Pay You to Ditch Your Internet Provider — and It’s Offering Up to $1,700 Off a New Foldable Phone
If you’ve been thinking about cutting ties with your internet provider, T-Mobile is giving customers more reasons to make the switch. The carrier has rolled out a slate of new home internet promotions that include a free month of service, up to $200 back for new customers, and bundle savings when combining home internet with…
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41 Years Ago Today: CNN Changed Late Night TV As It Launched The Larry King Live Show
41 years ago today, on June 3, 1985, television history shifted with the debut of “Larry King Live” on CNN. The program quickly became a cornerstone of cable news, transforming how audiences engaged with current events, celebrities, and world leaders through open conversations that reached viewers worldwide. The show premiered with New York Governor Mario…
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Fox News Had More YouTube Views in May 2026 Than ABC News, CBS News, & NBC News Combined
FOX News ranked as the top news brand on YouTube for May 2026, recording 338.8 million video views according to data from Emplifi. This figure exceeded the combined totals of several major competitors and represented more than three times the views achieved by each of the primary broadcast networks during the same period. The network…
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Comcast Has Lost Over 13 Million TV Subscribers Since It Peaked Back in 2008 – A Look Back At This Historic Fall That Saw It Lose More Than Half of Its TV Subscribers
Comcast Corporation, one of the largest telecommunications and media conglomerates in the United States, has shed more than 13 million pay-TV subscribers since reaching its zenith in the late 2000s. The company’s video subscriber base, which includes traditional cable television services, stood at approximately 24.2 million customers toward the end of 2008. By the close…