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NPR TV critic Eric Deggans talks about how the new "Roseanne" contributes to the political conversation with Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson.

The Supreme Court hears a case in which a Southern California Internet service provider wants cable TV providers to share their networks with other companies. This would give Internet cable users more choices.

Martha Stewart has completed her five-month sentence for lying to federal prosecutors about a stock sale. Though she still faces five more months of restricted travel, Stewart's release will allow her to focus on her two new TV shows and a new line of furniture.

President Bush tells the American Legion that the United States will win the war on terrorism. His remarks are different from those offered in a recent TV interview, in which Bush said he did not think such a war was winnable. Hear NPR News.

The category was "Let's Rap, Kids!" Contestants made a choice, and host Alex Trebek rapped the answer. He rapped lyrics to songs by Kanye West, Drake and others.

During a traffic stop in England, the driver was charged and his car seized. His license had a photo of the TV character on it. The driver also gave the wrong address and didn't have insurance.

Authorities say Vester Lee Flanagan II of Roanoke fatally shot two of his former colleagues during a live broadcast.

KTRK-TV in Austin, Texas, reports they decorated their home to look like a Whataburger fast-food restaurant. They call it: Whataween. It features the chain's typical orange and white designs.

A deep-pocketed conservative group is going on the attack against Donald Trump, spending $1 million on TV ads in Iowa to weaken the GOP presidential front-runner.

TV critics from NPR and the Baltimore Sun discuss how the series, newly remastered, has been relevant and even prescient.