A New York federal judge ordered the Trump administration to halt a $20 million taxpayer-funded television ad campaign. The temporary order puts new focus on li ...

As part of the changes in JB Perrette's team, multiple former direct-to-consumer and streaming executives for Warner Bros.

Ad technology firm Nexxen has outlined four key shifts it expects to impact TV and digital advertising next yearThe ...

A new TV ad attacking Democratic First District congressional challenger Jake Johnson mixes true, false and misleading ...

The DCCC released a new coordinated TV ad in the race for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District, “ Common Sense ,” ...

Healthcare professionals told Newsday that they have seen an uptick in menopausal patients asking them about certain products ...

The Trump admin likely violated federal law by shifting $20 million in public funds to run campaign-style ads for President ...

MANHATTAN (CN) — After learning more than 30 TV commercials promoting President Donald Trump and paid for by the U.S. government continued to air despite an order to halt, a New York federal judge ...

The Department of Homeland Security tapped $20 million in taxpayer money for the ads, which the White House has defended as public service announcements.

A federal judge on Sunday ordered the Trump administration to stop airing ads funded by the U.S. government that portray President Donald Trump in a favorable light, effective immediately.

Trump announced this week that he and his PAC, MAGA Inc., would pay for the ads moving forward following bipartisan criticism.

Democrats Sue Trump to Halt Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads That Praised Him By Jan Wolfe and David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Democratic ⁠Party ⁠officials sued US President Donald ⁠Trump on ...