Wasserman, 40, is known across social media for his catchphrase, “I’ve seen enough,” delivered when he is ready to unofficially call a race. His attention to the demographic details of the ...

WASHINGTON - Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Florida on Tuesday. Wasserman Schultz is the longest-tenured Democrat in Florida’s ...

Pattrn, a climate-themed FAST channel owned by Allen Media Group, will stop programming next month but stay online and on The ...

Appellant counsel with Holt Ney Zatcoff & Wasserman in Atlanta argued opposite ... opposite appellee counsel with the Erramilli Law Group in Tucker in the second oral argument.

In 2016, expert political analyst David Wasserman correctly predicted the possibility of Trump winning the election without securing the popular vote. Eight years later, Wasserman exclusively told ...

As Sportico detailed in May, the IOC currently collects very little media money from India ... That said, Wasserman said Friday that the group had already secured $4.7 billion in contractually ...

CINCINNATI — PFF analyst Dalton Wasserman is convinced Joe Burrow would be the NFL MVP frontrunner right now if Cincinnati's record were flipped. Burrow didn't lead Cincinnati to many points ...

PENDLETON, Ore. — Carpenter Media Group has announced that a preliminary agreement has been reached to acquire the assets of EO Media Group, a respected family-owned media company with deep ...

IMI, the leading global privately-owned media group headquartered in the UAE, today unveiled a bold new identity. Centered around the power of ‘connection’, ...

Hardly a week passes without report of another retailer introducing its own media network, or news that an existing media network is expanding its capabilities. With the growth of e-commerce ...

Dave Wasserman provides a coolheaded counterpoint ... But I think the most potent element of that ad is its use of the logos of media outlets perceived to be left-leaning, whether it’s CNN ...

Former DNC chair Wasserman Schultz claimed during an interview on CNN that the presidential election was not a "wave" election for Republicans.