Kara Swisher appears to have played a role in breaking one of the most salacious media stories in recent memory. In a profile for The New York Times, the veteran tech reporter turned popular ...

JoAnna Garcia Swisher can totally relate to all of Us obsessing over the new season of her Netflix series, Sweet Magnolias. “I feel like I can work Outlander into almost any conversation that I ...

JoAnna Garcia Swisher tells PEOPLE about her favorite parts of the holiday season, including HoneyBaked ham.

Tech journalist Kara Swisher sparred with CNN contributor Scott Jennings this week over whether or not Twitter colluded to hurt Donald Trump’s chances in the 2020 election, responding to a ...

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JoAnna Garcia Swisher shares how Reba McEntire inspired her during 'Reba,' why she loved working with Blake Lively, and much more.

Joanna Garcia Swisher Courtesy Of Netflix JoAnna Garcia Swisher can’t spill too many secrets about the upcoming season of Sweet Magnolias — but she wants you to get your margarita mix ready ...

Kara Swisher is an editor-at-large at New York Media, where she hosts its “On With Kara Swisher” podcast and co-hosts its “Pivot” podcast. She’s also a contributing writer for New York Magazine and ...

Kara Swisher is one of the most influential thinkers and commentators in the world of technology. Her new book, Burn Book, is a tell all about her 30 years covering tech.

Tech journalist and author Kara Swisher downplayed crypto's transformative potential, comparing it to a minor eruption versus the internet's major explosion. Swisher criticized crypto's hype and ...

Tech journalist Kara Swisher takes reader behind the scenes of the rise of digital culture. Getty Images for Vox Media Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang was in a board meeting when he received a text ...

When journalist Kara Swisher first met Jeff Bezos, she described him as "feral." In her new memoir, "Burn Book," Swisher recalls three decades of covering tech.