CBS Evening News’ new MAGA-coded anchor Tony Dokoupil suffered a ratings plunge on his first four nights on the job, new figures have revealed. He lost as much as a fifth of the most important part of his audience between his first show on Monday Jan. 5 and Thursday Jan. 8.

CBS released a series of new photos showing off the 24-contestant cast of the upcoming 50th season of long-running reality series "Survivor."

Dokoupil delivered his first “Evening News” broadcast on January 5, having been tapped by Weiss for the anchor position shortly after she took charge of the network in October. The segment quickly went awry due to a teleprompter malfunction, leading Dokoupil to appear visibly confused about which news item was being addressed.

Her reimagining of “CBS Evening News” is under heavy scrutiny, and even became a punchline on her own network on Sunday at the Golden Globes.

When CBS revealed its winter premiere schedule back in November, the plan was for NCIS, NCIS: Origins and NCIS: Sydney to rise up like phoenixes again on Tuesday, February 24. However, the network was more or less cornered into shifting its impending schedule thanks to the Prez.

Now that David Ellison is the Paramount Skydance CEO and Bari Weiss is the editor in chief of CBS News, we've seen CBS make some unsavory calls. From cancelling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to pulling a 60 Minutes story about the poor treatment of deported Venezuelans, it appears CBS is now working for Donald Trump.

CBS has been urged to have an "intervention" with Tony Romo in the wake of his rough performance in the AFC Wild Card Round on Sunday. Romo, along with Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson, was on the call of the Buffalo Bills' road win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.