Noem Supports Criminal Charges Against CNN For Anti-ICE App Promo

Meanwhile, CNN faces uncertain times following Warner Bros. Discovery’s announcement last week that it will split into two separate companies by separating its studios and streaming operations from its cable TV networks, according to media insiders.

The corporate division, expected to be finalized by mid-2026, will have major implications for CNN, which is reportedly viewed as a declining asset dragging down Warner Bros. Discovery’s more profitable businesses, insiders told Fox News.

Just over three years ago, Discovery Inc. merged with WarnerMedia to form Warner Bros. Discovery amid much fanfare, with CEO David Zaslav praising the company as “the best place for impactful storytelling.” However, the venture did not unfold as planned. Under the new structure, Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels will oversee the spun-off cable assets, including CNN, while Zaslav retains control of the studios and streaming divisions. Continue reading…