News Corp. said Tuesday it is forming a new portal that will allow the sharing of content between its journalism properties, which include The Wall Street Journal, The Times in the U.K. and Fox News.
Fox News columnist Roger Friedman is out after posting a story of a leaked full-length work print of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine."
Fox News has started a Huffington Post-style Web site in an attempt to increase the network's online reach.
Barack Obama has gone coatless in the Oval Office. His meetings sometimes run late. He opened a session with corporate CEOs with good-natured grousing about his kids' snow days. And he gave GOP congressmen the green light to take a "whack" at him on Fox News.
Divorced from his longtime co-host Sean Hannity, Alan Colmes was adopted by Stephen Colbert — for a day, at least. On Monday's "The Colbert Report," Colbert introduced the Fox News commentator as his new co-host.
Fox News Channel said popular cable TV host Bill O'Reilly will step down as the host of his syndicated talk radio show early next year.
Days after Fox News political pundit Bill O’Reilly condemned the cracking of Sarah Palin’s Yahoo e-mail account, his own Web site fell victim to political hacktivism. Over the weekend, over 205 plain text passwords belonging to BillOreilly.com site members spread across the Internet.
The top U.S. nuclear envoy met with his Chinese counterpart Saturday as part of the latest round of talks aimed at breaking a deadlock over verification of North Korea's nuclear programs.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson used the N-word during a break in a TV interview where he criticized presidential candidate Barack Obama, Fox News confirmed Wednesday.
Former White House adviser Karl Rove on Monday defended his defiance of a congressional subpoena, saying he's offered lawmakers other ways to question him about allegations of political pressure at the Justice Department.
Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy made more than 100 phone calls to a fellow official at the same time he was providing information to gamblers during the 2006-07 season, Fox News reported Monday.
Tony Snow, a conservative writer and commentator who cheerfully sparred with reporters in the White House briefing room during a stint as President Bush's press secretary, died Saturday of colon cancer. He was 53.
Brett Favre says he's tempted to show up at the Green Bay Packers' training camp just to call the team's "bluff."
Mike Huckabee, a former Republican presidential hopeful, has been hired by Fox News Channel as a political commentator.
Nobody stays on top forever in TV. Except for Johnny Carson, but there's strong evidence he was really a comedy cyborg from Perseus 3. Even the most successful show business movers and shakers go through periods when nothing's moving or shaking.
A federal judge has thrown out a school superintendent's lawsuit against Fox News, saying the cable news channel acted unprofessionally but without malice when anchors on "Fox and Friends" reported a parody story about ham as fact last year.
A Fox News employee sued the landlord of her company's office building on Thursday, claiming she got bedbug bites at work.
The three major networks, CNN, Fox News and The Associated Press filed a lawsuit Monday asking a federal judge to strike down a South Dakota law that prevents exit polling within 100 feet of a voting place.
Hoping to prod Barack Obama into appearing on its show, "Fox News Sunday" launched the "Obama Watch," a weekly update on the number of days the Democratic presidential candidate has failed to appear on the program.
A chemical used in the heating and cooling system at the building that houses Fox News fell on the floor and mixed with another substance Monday, triggering a small explosion, firefighters said.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain has a message for critics of the immigration compromise he helped devise.
Fox News will have a say in deciding which Republican presidential candidates participate in next month's debate in South Carolina.
Sen. Barack Obama said Sunday he was not greatly offended by the Fox News chief's word play about his name that led Nevada Democrats to cancel a presidential debate hosted with the network.
An abortion doctor plans to ask for an investigation of the state attorney general and Bill O'Reilly over comments by the Fox television host that he got information from Kansas abortion records, the doctor's attorneys said Saturday.
After Charles Grodin proposed to Sean Hanitty that he submit to water boarding, Sean Hanitty without really thinking about it said that he would do it for charity or for our troops.
Hannity reiterated many times that our national defenses have been weakened, that President Obama doesn't like America, added that he couldn't believe Obama "made it" to 100 days in office, then "sincerely" hoped the 9/11 Commission was wrong when they said another attac …
An Oklahoma City man who announced on Twitter that he would turn an April 15 tax protest into a bloodbath was hit with a federal charge of making interstate threats last week, in what appears to be first criminal prosecution to stem from posts on the microblogging site.
As Barack Obama closes in on his first 100 days as president, majorities of Americans approve of the job he is doing, are satisfied with what he has accomplished so far and think he is keeping his promises, according to a FOX News poll released Friday.
Sean Hannity seems to have backed himself in to a corner! Personally I don't think he'll go thru with it! What do you think?
You don't think people are getting fired up about the torture memos? Fox anchor Shepard Smith, on a post-broadcast Webcast, lost it when discussing his opposition to waterboarding, etc -- bellowing: "We are America!" (slamming the table) "I don't give a rat's ass if it helps.
Last night on The Factor, Bill O'Reilly hosted Newsday columnist Ellis Henican, who criticized O'Reilly's tolerance of torture. "You disappoint me, you disappoint me," Henican said, pointing his finger at O'Reilly.
GRODIN: You're for torture. HANNITY: I am for enhanced interrogation. GRODIN: You don't believe it's torture. Have you ever been waterboarded? HANNITY: No, but Ollie North has. GRODIN: Would you consent to be waterboarded? We can waterboard you? HANNITY: Sure.
"We are America! I don't give a rat's ass if it helps," Smith declared. "We are America! We do not @!$%#ing torture!"
I observed many years ago that Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs fame used to be a decent, if somewhat paranoid, dude who was driven stark raving crazy by 9/11.
The Tax Day Tea Parties inspired and energized conservatives across the country last week, but the response to the events from the media and Democrat partisans was perhaps the most interesting thing to watch.
Cheney makes assertions that are complete fabrications. The evidence is powerful that he is STILL lying about torture and secret memos. He even thinks he sent a request to the CIA - which denies any such thing.
GLENN BECK, HOST: When Obama was running for president of the United States, he said, "Oh, I'll meet with dictators, you bet." There was one very strong, just out-of-control conservative that said, "I think that might be a bad idea." Here is what that conservative said: #BEGIN …
A few months back we brought you the 9 hottest CNN reporters. Now it's time for the FOX News installment. Say what you will about their journalism skills, but there's no denying these ladies are talented. Time to get your stalker on…
On Friday's Hannity show on FNC, host Sean Hannity challenged former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw to speak out in response to Janeane Garofalo's recent tirade on MSNBC host Keith Olbermann's Countdown show on Thursday, a screed which seemed to have Olbermann's approval as he app …
Greta Van Susteren, whom FOX News points to as liberal balance to the prime time conservatives, nonetheless did her part to help spread the hate-mongering against President Barack Obama last night (4/20/09) on On The Record by hosting Rush Limbaugh and asking him leading question …
Summary: Fox News hosts and contributors have criticized President Obama for shaking hands with Hugo Chavez, but a Media Matters search of the Nexis database found no examples in 2002 of Fox News personalities criticizing President Bush's handshake with Uzbekistani President Isla …
You just must see the photos contained in the link... Background story: WASHINGTON — Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich charged Monday that President Barack Obama's cordial greeting with Venezuela's Hugo Chavez sends a poor message to enemies of America.
When Steve Doocy introduced the weekly "trouble with textbooks" segment (April 15th) as a "fair and balanced debate, look about how our economic past is portrayed in your kids books," I got excited thinking that perhaps there would be a counterpoint to the months of right …
Extremist Right Wing intelligence cells, or RUSH (Republicans Using Secret Handshakes) said to be operating in all 50 states have released classified studies designed to answer most if not all of the questions facing a party with one answer but apparently no listeners.
Finally, and most on the tip of wingnut tongues, is the claim that the report "singles out" all returning veterans as potential recruits for right-wing extremists. In reality, the report only singles out returning veterans who become active in violent hate groups.
Last month, torture advocate Bill O'Reilly launched a "boycott" of Spain after Spanish prosecutors were considering a probe of Bush administration officials who gave legal cover for torture. "There will be a boycott and there will be ill will towards Spain.
The tea parties were promoted by FreedomWorks, a conservative nonprofit advocacy group based in Washington and led by former Republican House Majority Leader Dick Armey of Texas, who is now a lobbyist.
Dick Morris must have given up on accusing Barack Obama of wanting to provide taxpayer-funded health insurance to illegal immigrants, at least for the time being.
Yesterday, the Obama administration released four Bush-era memos that provide legal justifications for the use of torture on al-Qaeda suspects. "We have been through a dark and painful chapter in our history," President Obama said in a statement on the memos.