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It’s almost time to walk the red, white, and blue carpet at the 2024 Patriot Awards. Hosted by Sean Hannity and presented exclusively on Fox Nation at 8 p.m. Et on Thursday, Dec. 5, the awards will honor and recognize America’s finest patriots, as judged by Fox. Tons of recognizable Fox News personalities will be on hand, and the only way to watch live is to stream the awards with a subscription to Fox Nation.

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Fox News Media will produce the sixth-annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards Ceremony on Thursday, December 5, the company announced this week.

The awards ceremony will be emceed by Fox News Channel prime-time host Sean Hannity, and will stream live through the Fox Nation streaming service at 8 p.m. Eastern Time (5 p.m. Pacific Time). Fox News will air an encore presentation of the awards ceremony on Sunday, December 8 at 10 p.m. Eastern Time.

The show partners with Tunnel 2 Towers (T2T), Patriot Mobile, Golden Corral and Belfor to honor and recognize America’s patriots, including military veterans, first responders and other everyday heroes.

Throughout the evening, heroes will be honored in a number of categories, including the T2T Stephen Siller Back the Blue Award, Fox Weather Ultimate Patriot Award, Fox Nation Award for Service to Veterans,...

In the waning days of the 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump has sued CBS over the way that 60 Minutes edited an interview with Kamala Harris.

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Amarillo, TX, seeks $10 billion in damages and is just the latest litigation that Trump has filed against a media entity that broadcasts or publishes content he doesn’t like.

The lawsuit claims that the network violated Texas’ Deceptive Trade Practices Act, which generally is aimed at false advertising.

Trump has been fixated on 60 Minutes and has threatened to sue CBS ever since it aired an interview with Harris as part of its election special on October 7. Trump initially agreed to sit down for an interview for the special, but then backed out, according to the network.

During the Harris interview, correspondent Bill Whitaker asked Harris about the situation in Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...

Andrea Mitchell, one of the longest-running presences on MSNBC, will give up the reins to her daily noontime show at the NBCUniversal-backed cable-news outlet following the presidential inauguration in 2025, she informed viewers Tuesday at the end of her program.

The veteran journalist is expected to retain her roles as NBC News’ chief Washington correspondent and chief foreign affairs correspondent, and will take up a broader assignment within NBCU’s news operations, reporting for both NBC News and MSNBC. Mitchell, who is expected to turn 78 on Wednesday, has anchored a weekday program on MSNBC since 2008, and has been with NBC News for 45 years, covering every presidential campaign for the outlet since 1980.

On the Tuesday broadcast of her show, “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” the reporter said that “after sixteen years of being in the anchor chair every day, I want time to do more of what I love the most: more connecting,...

Updated with latest schedule: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are making their closing messages to voters this week, which will be ever apparent in swing states, where commercial time is filled with political spots.

The travel schedule of the final week of a campaign typically offers a glimpse at where a candidate wants to share up support, but the race has been so tight this cycle that Trump and Harris have been dropping in to all seven key swing states. Campaigns are studying where people have already voted, with a number of states setting turnout records. In North Carolina and Georgia, for instance, about 1/3 of the voting age population has already cast ballots, according to the University of Florida Election Lab.

Here’s the latest on where to find Trump and Harris in the coming week. Some details Tba.

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Fox News host Bret Baier has admitted the wrong clip with Donald Trump talking about his “the enemy from within” claims rolled during his exclusive Special Report interview with Kamala Harris, which prompted a stern rebuke from the U.S. Vice President.

Talking on Thursday with Fox News panelists Harris Faulkner and Harold Ford Jr. during his weeknight newscast, Baier said: “Harold, I did make a mistake, and I want to say I did make a mistake. When I called for a soundbite, I was expecting a piece of the ‘enemy from within’ from Maria Bartiromo’s interview, to be tied to the piece from your town hall, Harris, where you ask the former president about the enemy from within. It just had the piece about the town hall.”

To show what he originally intended, Baier had the clip from Trump’s original comments during Bartiromo’s Sunday Morning Futures interview roll,...

Fox News’ Bret Baier said that a wrong clip was run during a key moment of his interview with Kamala Harris on Wednesday night, which led to the vice president calling out the network for leaving out Donald Trump’s call to use the military against political opponents.

Baier said on Special Report this evening that he meant to use a clip from Trump’s interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday. In that clip, the former president talked of the “bigger problem” being “the enemy from within, not even the people that have come in and are destroying our country. We have some sick people, radical left lunatics. And it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, National Guard or really necessary by the military.”

Instead, what only ran was a clip of Trump at an earlier town hall with Harris Faulkner, where he was asked about his Bartiromo comments.

Update: Final numbers show that Kamala Harris’ sit-down with Fox News’ Bret Baier on Wednesday drew 7.8 million viewers.

The interview drew 1.13 million viewers in the 25.54 demo, according to Nielsen figures released by Fox News.

The full hour of Special Report with Bret Baier drew 6.7 million viewers, and 901,000 in the 25-54 demo.

By comparison, Special Report averaged 2.51 million viewers in the third quarter.

Adding a midnight Et replay, the audience rose to 9.2 million.

Earlier in the day, Donald Trump’s town hall with Fox News’ Harris Faulkner drew 3.1 million viewers, and 440,000 in the 25-54 demo.

Previously: Kamala Harris’ sit-down with Fox News’ Bret Baier drew an estimated 7.1 million viewers, according to early Nielsen data, easily beating cable news rivals.

The interview also drew 882,000 in the 25-54 demo.

The interview was Harris’ first appearance on Fox News. It was at times contentious, as Harris and Baier talked over one another at points.

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Kamala Harris’ Fox News interview scored impressive ratings for the network.

As Bret Baier interviewed the 2024 presidential candidate, “Special Report With Bret Baier” brought in 7.1 million viewers from 6:00-6:30 p.m. Et, according to early viewing figures from Nielsen. The interview portion of “Special Report” also scored 882,000 in the key cable demo among adults 25-54.

Overall, the hour marked the show’s highest-rated episode since 2020, when it drew 6.2 million total viewers and 746,000 in the 25-54 demo. When combining viewership for the interview airing from 6:00-6:30 p.m. and its rebroadcast from 12:00-12:30 a.m. Et, the Harris sitdown scored 8.5 million total viewers and 1.2 million in the 25-54 demo.

Viewership for Harris’ Fox News interview outpaced her other TV interviews, including CBS News’ “60 Minutes” interview,...

Fox News hosted Donald Trump for a town hall on Wednesday that was designed to focus on issues relevant to women. But Jimmy Kimmel saw the event as nothing more than "propaganda," topped only by the nickname Trump gave himself

Held in Georgia, the town hall audience was comprised entirely of women. The former president sat on stage with Fox News personality Harris Faulkner to answer questions and explain some of his policy positions.

However, the questions were far and few between. And while Kamla Harris sat for a combative interview on Fox later that night, Trump appeared to have one softball question after another tossed his way.

"This was like North Korea-level propaganda," Kimmel said in response to the town hall. "This was a handpicked audience of Trump-loving women in Georgia."

The comedian then called out Trump for sharing a "made-up" story about a woman who can only afford two apples instead of three.

Kamala Harris ventured into the lion’s den on Wednesday, sitting for an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier in an eleventh-hour bid to win over undecided and moderate voters.

During the contentious sit-down, during which Baier repeatedly interrupted and attempted to bait the vice president, Harris called out Fox News for downplaying Donald Trump calling “radical left lunatics” the “enemy from within” and proposing that they should be “handled” by military force.

The anchor responded by rolling a clip of Trump painting the backlash against his comments as an...

Editor’s Note: In an earlier version of this article, it said that Vice President Harris called Fox News’ Bret Baier a “real journalist.” In fact, the Democrat referred to Baier as a “serious journalist.” We apologize for the error & have corrected it.

“I’m in the middle of responding to the point you’re raising, and I’d like to finish,” Vice President Kamala Harris sternly told Fox News’ Bret Baier today in her first appearance on the Rupert Murdoch-owned outlet as the anchor repeatedly spoke over her.

Jumping into the belly of the beast at the conservative cable newser for the first time in her long career, Harris found herself being pilloried by Baier, especially over illegal immigration and border security. At the same time, having been roasted online by the Maga base in anticipation of softball questions, “serious journalist” (as the VP called him at one...

Sitting down with Harris Faulkner, former President Donald Trump suggested banning transgender athletes in sports. When polling an audience of women on the network, the crowd all raised their hands when asked if they were concerned about the issue of trangender athletes. When one audience stated that they had fear of their daughters on and off the field, the former president stated “it’s such…

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Donald Trump once again attacked the “enemy from within” at a pre-taped Fox News town hall that aired this morning, as he called domestic political opponents a greater threat than even foreign adversaries.

Trump was asked about his remarks earlier in the week to Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo.

“We have two enemies. We have the outside enemy, and then we have the enemy from within. And the enemy from within, in my opinion, is more dangerous than China, Russia, and all those countries, because if you have a smart president, he can handle them.”

“The thing that is tougher to handle are these lunatics that we have inside, like Adam Schiff. I call him the enemy from within.”

At the town hall, which was taped on Tuesday and ran on Fox News today, moderator Harris Faulkner brought up those remarks and played a clip. But what wasn’t played was...

Donald Trump canceled a planned interview with CNBC, according to one of the network’s hosts, Joe Kernen of Squawk Box.

“Trump canceled, and he was going to come on,” Kernen said on the show this morning. He said that they also had offered an interview to Vice President Kamala Harris and “she’s not coming on.”

A CNBC spokesperson did not return a request for comment.

A Trump campaign official said that “the interview was pulled due to a scheduling conflict.” Trump will be sitting down with Bloomberg today for a conversation on the economy.

The final three weeks of the presidential campaign has put a special spotlight on campaign media appearances, as Trump and Kamala Harris seek to win over remaining undecided voters.

Harris has attacked Trump for not sitting down with 60 Minutes last week. He has slammed the show and CBS for an edit made to...

Kamala Harris will guest with Fox News’ Bret Baier for her first formal sit-down interview with the network ever.

The interview will be conducted in Pennsylvania and will air on Special Report with Bret Baier at 6 p.m. Et on Wednesday. Baier is the network’s chief political anchor and executive editor of the newscast.

Harris has upped her media appearances recently, having sat down with Stephen Colbert, 60 Minutes‘ Bill Whitaker and Howard Stern, among other personalities. But she’s also been urged by some supporters to make an appearance on Fox News, populated by voices on the right, even though Baier is on the network’s news side. With an average of 2.3 million viewers, Special Report has ranked among the most watched cable news programs.

Earlier in the day, Fox News will air a town hall with Donald Trump, moderated by Harris Faulkner, that will be focused on issues...

Former President of the United States Donald Trump speaking with supporters at a “Save America” rally in Arizona.

The Fox News Channel will hold a town hall forum with former President Donald Trump that will include a studio audience composed entirely of women, the network said on Friday.

The forum will be taped in Georgia on Tuesday, October 15 and will run the following day on “The Faulkner Focus,” which airs at 11 a.m. Eastern Time (8 a.m. Pacific Time).

The town hall will focus “on issues impacting women ahead of the election,” a network spokesperson said. Fox News has offered a similar town hall forum with Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running on the Democratic ticket, and has extended the interview “multiple times since she became a candidate for president in August,” the spokesperson affirmed.

“Women constitute the largest group of registered and active voters in the United States,...

Former President Donald Trump will do a Fox News town hall next week focused on issues impacting women, before an all-female audience, the network said.

The town hall will pre tape on October 15 and will air the next day, as part of Harris Faulkner’s 11 a.m. Et show. She will moderate. The event will be held at Reid Barn in Cumming, Ga.

Fox News said that Kamala Harris also has been offered a town hall “which had been extended to her campaign multiple times since she became a candidate for president.”

Harris has attacked Trump for declining to do another presidential debate. On Thursday, a CNN deadline passed for Trump to accept, and the network instead offered both candidates individual town halls. Harris accepted an October 23 event; Trump’s campaign has yet to do so.

Trump has said that it is “too late” to debate, given that early voting has started.

Update: Networks captured the harrowing scenes of explosions in the skies over Tel Aviv today, as Iran launched a missile attack on Israel.

Major news networks quickly switched to reporters in the region for ongoing coverage, while broadcast networks interrupted regular daytime programming for special reports.

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that nearly 200 missiles were fired.

“This attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective,” he told reporters.

He said, “Obviously, this is a significant escalation by Iran, a significant event, and it is equally significant that we were able to step up with Israel and create a situation in which no one was killed in this attack on Israel.”

Sullivan said that they do not know of any deaths in Israel, but they were tracking the reported death of a Palestinian in Jericho in the West Bank.

“We do not know of any damage to aircraft...

Saturday Night Live’s landmark 50th season will kick off nearly over a month ahead of the 2024 presidential election with plenty of material for its cold opens and other political skits.

With Maya Rudolph returning to portray Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris, its likely that James Austin Johnson will portray Donald Trump and or Joe Biden in parodies of the candidates. Doug Emhoff (who has been portrayed in the past by Martin Short) and Vice President Tim Walz will also likely receive parodies, though Short’s Only Murders in the Building costar Steve Martin has declined the ask to portray Walz.

The first five consecutive SNL shows’ hosts and musical guests have been announced, and given the volume and talent of cast members over the years, a look back at political parodies by hosts, guests and members of the comedy ensemble can be found below.

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Harris Faulkner is Mia on Fox and fans want to know why. After being such a prominent figure on the network for many years, fans are missing her. They have expressed hope that she is just on vacation or working on other projects and will be back soon.

Who is Harris Faulkner?

After not appearing on shows like Outnumbered, it became probable that it was more than just missing an episode or two. Harris Faulkner is a newscaster and television host appearing on Fox since 2005. Faulkner began as a correspondent and primetime newsbreaker at Fox before becoming an anchor for Fox Report Weekend from 2011 to 2017.

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Faulkner became the host of Outnumbered in 2014. The show features four female hosts outnumbering one male host. In 2021 Faulkner created her show, The Faulkner Focus. Episodes for her series air on weekdays at 11 am.

Faulkner seems to be successful in all walks of her life,...

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Fox News Channel (Fnc) finished the month of August as the most watched network in all of cable, dominating total day and prime-time viewers and coming only behind Olympics-focused USA Network in the 25-54 demo. According to Nielsen, Fnc occupied nearly half of the total day (47 percent) and prime-time (45 percent) audience share. As the Democratic National Convention (DNC) commenced in Chicago, Il (August 19th through August 22nd) Fnc secured its spot as most watched for combined overall convention coverage, averaging 4.5 million viewers and 731,000 in the 25-54 demo during prime-time for the DNC and RNC. In contrast, CNN had 2.3 million viewer and 614,000 in 25-54 demo and MSNBC drew 3.2 million and 516,000 in 25-54 demo. Fnc finished the week...

Former Ohio University journalism professor Justice B. Hill has proudly been a card-carrying member of the National Association of Black Journalists (Nabj) for nearly five decades. But this week, Hill echoed similar thoughts of many journalists who converged on the first day of the 2024 Nabj Convention and Career Fair in Chicago. As they heard the organization would be interviewing former President Donald Trump, Hill felt a sense of bewilderment and betrayal by his organization.

“It’s a mess,” Hill told The Hollywood Reporter. “The whole thing came together in the past couple of days. And I hate things being not transparent. There’s controversy among members — one of the co-chairs of the Chicago convention [Karen Attiah, a columnist for The Washington Post] resigned. You don’t surprise members this way. He has never spoken at our convention before. He was invited in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020, and he refused to come. So, why is he coming now?...

Updated: Donald Trump lit a firestorm from comments he made at a combative appearance before the National Association of Black Journalists, as he questioned whether his Democratic rival Kamala Harris was really Black.

“I’ve known her for a long time indirectly, directly, very much,” Trump said. “And she was always of Indian heritage and she was promoting Indian heritage. I didn’t know she was Black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn Black, and now she wants to be known as Black. So I don’t know, is she Indian, or is she Black?”

His comments quickly drew condemnation, including from White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who called them “repulsive.” But he doubled down on them in a later posting on Truth Social, writing that “Crazy Kamala is saying she’s Indian, not Black. This is a big deal. Stone cold phony. She uses everybody,...

President Donald Trump went on the attack while appearing onstage at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago in a contentious appearance that quickly went off the rails and saw the candidate repeating lies about his past policy toward Black communities and questioning Vice President Kamala Harris’ identity as a Black woman.

“She was always of Indian heritage, and she was only promoting Indian heritage,” Trump said from the stage at the Chicago Hilton. “I didn’t know she was Black until a number of years ago, when she happened to turn Black, and now she wants to be known as Black. So I don’t know, is she Indian or is she Black?

“I respect either one, but she obviously doesn’t, because she was Indian all the way, and then all of a sudden, she made a turn and she went — she became a Black person,...

Former President Donald Trump’s appearance before the National Association of Black Journalists generated controversy as soon as it was announced — and went off the rails just as quickly once it started.

Trump was more than an hour late to the Q&a alongside ABC News congressional correspondent Rachel Scott, Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner, and Semafor political reporter Kadia Goba. According to HuffPost, the delay was caused — at least in part — by a backstage “standoff” between Trump and Nabj organizers over the use of live fact-checking during the panel.

On Wednesday, former President Donald Trump participated in a Q&a session at the National Association of Black Journalists (Nabj) Annual Convention and Career Fair in Chicago. During the speech, he continued to make racist comments and mispronounce the name of his Democratic opponent in a very contentious panel.

Rachel Scott, senior congressional correspondent for ABC News; Harris Faulkner, anchor for Fox News; and Kadia Goba, political reporter at Semafor, moderated the discussion.

Trump received a lukewarm reception with sparse applause and audible boos from attendees. The event, scheduled at noon, started nearly 15 minutes late.

Scott opened the discussion by asking Trump about his controversial and false statements, such as Obama and former GOP rival Nikki Haley not being born in the U.S., among others: “Why should Black voters trust you after you used language like that?”

“I don’t think I’ve ever been asked a question in such a horrible manner,...

Updated: The president of the National Association of Black Journalists is defending its decision to invite Donald Trump to appear at a Q&a session on Wednesday, as some members decried the move given the former president’s conduct.

Trump is scheduled to appear at a session at the association’s Chicago convention with ABC News’ Rachel Scott, Fox News’ Harris Faulkner and Semafor’s Kadia Goba as moderators.

“While Nabj does not endorse political candidates as a journalism organization, we understand the serious work of our members, and welcome the opportunity for them to ask the tough questions that will provide the truthful answers Black Americans want and need to know,” Ken Lemon, the president of Nabj, said in a statement posted on X/Twitter.

He said that Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris were invited to appear, in keeping with a tradition of inviting candidates of both major parties each presidential cycle.

Donald Trump is set to take part in a Q&a with Black political journalists as part of the 2024 National Association of Black Journalists Convention and Career Fair in Chicago. The news has created a furious backlash on social media, with a number of prominent Black journalists decrying the move.

On July 31, the convention’s opening day, the former president will sit down with three prominent Black female political journalists to discuss issues currently facing the Black community. The talk will be moderated by Rachel Scott, senior congressional correspondent for ABC News; Harris Faulkner, anchor of The Faulkner Focus and co-host of Outnumbered on Fox News; and Kadia Goba, politics reporter at Semafor.

The event will not be open to the public but will be live-streamed on the Nabj’s YouTube and Facebook channels.

The Nabj says that Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, has also been invited to the convention,...

The major TV news outlets are planning special coverage on Sunday, following a shooting at one of former President Donald Trump’s rallies that left the presumptive Republican nominee wounded but Ok.

The former president’s campaign said Trump was “fine” after being rushed off the stage in Butler, Pennsylvania, when gunfire erupted. Trump posted that he was hit in the upper part of his right ear. The shooting is being investigated as an attempted assassination on Trump, law enforcement officials told the Associated Press. A local prosecutor said the suspected gunman and at least one attendee are dead.

The White House said that President Joe Biden spoke to former President Trump Saturday evening.

While the event unfolded live on TV (broadcast networks jumped in with special reports minutes after the event unfolded, with Secret Service agents surrounding the president and leading him off the stage), the networks indicated late...

Updated with Potus statement: Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, was found guilty Tuesday of three felony counts related to the purchase of a gun in 2018.

A jury in Wilmington, De, rendered its verdict after three hours of deliberations. The verdict was covered across all major news networks, although news cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. Broadcast networks also broke into programming for special reports.

Biden faces up to 25 years in prison and a fine of up to $750,000. His sentence is likely to be much less than that given he is a first-time offender.

Biden’s trial was the latest criminal proceeding that has infused the 2024 presidential race. It started just days after a New York state jury convicted former President Donald Trump of 34 felonies. While Trump and his allies lashed out at the verdict as the result of a “rigged” political process, President Biden has been...

“The gatekeepers are gone,” Colin Jost told a roomful of journalists at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 27, before pivoting to the punchline: “Did you know that 90 percent of people now get their news exclusively from social media? And that must be true because I saw it in a random guy’s TikTok.”

For those (ever fewer) media gatekeepers who have major reach, trust is currency. And there’s still a halo effect for those TV stars with broadest viewership — i.e., network TV hosts — particularly evening and morning show anchors for NBC and ABC, a new THR/Morning Consult poll shows. The survey, conducted May 4-5 among a sample of 2,239 U.S. adults, asked opinions about 40-plus major TV news stars, as well as surveyed trends about America’s fractured media diet during a presidential campaign year.

Among those several dozen high-profile names, Lester Holt, who has held...

The three major news networks all carried Donald Trump’s remarks reacting to the Supreme Court’s unanimous decision Monday that states cannot deny him access to the ballot.

In doing do, Trump was given a platform to blast prosecutors and judges in other cases, and to make unfounded claims that President Joe Biden has been engaging in a “weaponization” of the Justice Department.

“President Biden, number one, stop weaponization. Fight your fight yourself. Don’t use prosecutors and judges to go after your opponent so you can win an election,” Trump said in his remarks from Mar-a-Lago.

Trump used the occasion to also argue that he should be immune from prosecution in the January 6th federal conspiracy case, something the Supreme Court will consider next month. But he also suggested that Biden orchestrated his legal woes, even at the state level.

Fox News, CNN and MSNBC carried the remarks live.

Republicans are trying to spin the Biden impeachment inquiry forward after an hours-long deposition with his son Hunter Biden on Wednesday. It’s proving difficult, as the closed-door hearing doesn’t seem to have yielded many revelatory details.

Some Republicans are even conceding that Biden performed well under questioning. “I think when the transcript comes out, it’s gonna read well for him, because they did a great job prepping,” Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) told Fox News host Harris Faulkner Thursday.

GOP Rep. Andy Biggs on Fox News admits that...

Greg Gutfeld hosts the prime-time comedy talk show “Gutfeld!” on the Fox News Channel. (Photo courtesy Fox News Media)

The Fox News Channel was cable television’s most-watched news network for the 36th straight month, notching higher total day and key demographic viewers throughout the month of February when compared to its two closest competitors, according to Nielsen data.

The channel was also the most-watched in prime-time across cable news for the 37th straight month, the Nielsen ratings showed, with programs like “Hannity,” “The Ingraham Angle,” “Jesse Watters Primetime” and “Gutfeld!” drawing millions of viewers to the network during the week.

Fox News grew its television audience 8 percent during the day among total viewers and 5 percent in prime-time among the key demographic of adults ages 25 to 54 years old (A25-54), a group that is most attractive to advertisers, according to Nielsen data. The increases were compared to the prior month.

Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany took an obtuse approach Wednesday to covering Donald Trump’s win in the New Hampshire primary — and the lies he told in his victory speech — focusing instead on how other news networks covered the comments.

McEnany, in the opening segment of her “Outnumbered” news talk show, attempted to shame MSNBC and CNN for not similarly covering President Joe Biden’s speeches.

“The media, they had a rather interesting decision to double down on not showing President Trump’s victory speech in full,” McEnany said before greeting her viewers and introducing fellow “Outnumbered” panelists Emily Compagno and Harris Faulkner. They were also joined by guests: former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon and Democratic campaign strategist Kevin Walling.

Trump’s former press secretary then opened the segment in earnest with a brief clip of Trump’s blustering speech Tuesday night after he was declared the winner of...

Nikki Haley said last week that New Hampshire voters would have an opportunity to “correct” the results of the Iowa caucuses when they headed to the polls Tuesday. Whether they did depends on Haley’s definition of a course correction. Trump secured a solid — although not a total landslide — victory in the Granite State, further thinning the former South Carolina governor’s already-long odds of unseating the former president atop the Republican Party.

The Associated Press called the race for Trump a little after 8:00 p.m. local time.

Trump...

Live from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tn, it’s the 2023 Patriot Awards on Fox Nation. It’s an evening dedicated to celebrating those whom Fox deems America’s greatest patriots, and a host of Fox News personalities will be on hand to present awards. Hosted by Pete Hegseth, the ceremony takes place on Thursday, Nov. 16 starting at 8 p.m. Et, and will show off the network’s stars in all their red-white-and-blue glory. You can watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Fox Nation.

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Hegseth who has helmed the event every year since its inception, will return as emcee. The evening will honor America’s everyday heroes, including military veterans, first responders...

The Kansas City Chiefs delivered a blowout win against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, but it wasn’t the score that left fans breathless. The internet broke over the all-but-confirmation that one Ms. Americana — Taylor Swift — and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce are starting their very own love story. Swift was spotted enthusiastically cheering on Kelce from a private box at Arrowhead Stadium, in the company of Kelce’s mother, Donna. The pair were later spotted together in the stadium and drove off to dinner in Kelce’s own getaway car.

“Fox & Friends” will need a longer curvy couch.

Lawrence Jones has been named a co-host of the Fox News Channel flagship morning program, in a move that brings the number of on-air personnel to four on weekdays and nods to a growing need at the cable outlet for more diversity on its schedule. Jones will start September 18.

Jones, just 30 years old, has been seen as an up-and-coming personality at the Fox Corp.-backed network, and has most recently anchored a program on the Fox News weekend schedule. He joined Fox News in 2018 and was named an enterprise reporter for the morning show, where he has held forth from various places across the U.S.

His weekend program, “Lawrence Jones Cross Country,” will end, and be replaced by an hour led by Brian Kilmeade. “I am honored to become a part of the cable news legacy Fox News has created with ‘Fox & Friends,...

Last month, supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential bid created a Super Pac titled Heal the Divide. On its website, the group — whose name is borrowed from Kennedy’s own campaign slogan — advises voters that “Only Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. can unite the Nation to start healing America,” and allows visitors to donate both in dollars and cryptocurrency.

There’s nothing abnormal about a candidate getting a Super Pac, even a candidate making a long-shot bid like Kennedy’s. What is abnormal, however, is that Kennedy is running...

Fox News anchor Jeanine Pirro used a news segment Wednesday on “The Five” to mock the government response to the East Coast smoke crisis, disparaging Democrats who have encouraged mask usage despite its obvious and proven safety benefits.

Pirro, pulling straight from the right-wing pandemic playbook, called some of the smoke mitigation efforts in Washington “mask insanity” in video you can watch above.

“While Americans choke on the smoke, the far left smells an opportunity,” Pirro began, beside video of an indecipherable gray screen presumably featuring a smoky landscape.

“The Five” then pulled up an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweet addressing the likely future needs surrounding similar climate crisis with Pirro’s sarcastic tone on full blast.

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“Aoc thinks this is a great time to push her Green New Deal,” Pirro said. “She says that we must, quote, ‘Adapt our food systems,...

In her first episode of Pride month, Jen Psaki zeroed in Sunday on the number of boycotts and the wider social media blowback companies from Target to Kohl’s to Bud Light to the Los Angeles Dodgers are facing for their public support of the LGBTQ community.

“You may have noticed Republicans really like to pitch themselves as the ‘pro-business, anti-cancel culture party — but they have a big carve-out for businesses that openly promote LGBTQ+ rights,” Psaki said, joking that when it comes to Target’s highly contested in-store Pride displays, it’s not “as if the rainbow’s going to bite” you.

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Harris Faulkner will take on a new role at Fox News next week as the longtime network personality steps in to guest host Fox News Tonight, starting Monday, June 5, and running through Friday, June 9. Faulkner is the latest anchor at the network to take on the host role in the 8 p.m. Et nightly timeslot following Tucker Carlson‘s exit from the network in late April. The host normally hosts The Faulkner Focus on weekdays at 11 a.m. Et and co-hosts Outnumbered weekdays at 12 p.m. Et alongside Kayleigh McEnany and Emily Compagno. (Credit: Matthew Eisman/Getty Images) Faulkner is the second woman to host the primetime hour since Tucker Carlson Tonight concluded, following her Outnumbered co-host, McEnany. Others to have filled in as hosts so far on Fox News Tonight are Brian Kilmeade, Lawrence Jones, Will Cain, Trey Gowdy, and Johnny Joey Jones. Prior to her time with Fox News,...

Fox News is facing another defamation lawsuit, this time from the former executive director of a Department of Homeland Security division tasked with monitoring the threat of disinformation.

Nina Jankowicz sued the network and parent Fox Corp. in Delaware Superior Court. That’s the same venue where Dominion Voting Systems was poised to go to trial in its case against the company before Fox agreed to pay a whopping $787.5 million to settle it.

In her lawsuit (read it here), Jankowicz claimed that the network last year began a “malicious campaign of destruction” against her.

“Over the course of eight months in 2022, Fox talked about Jankowicz more than 300 times,” according to the lawsuit. “Across its broadcast and online publications, Fox’s employee hosts and commentators derided and lied about Jankowicz on repeat—and continue to do so even today.”

The New York Times first reported on Jankowicz’s suit.

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On Monday morning Fox News crash landed into a new era of poisonous, right-wing propaganda production — one without their leading man Tucker Carlson. The network, which had long defended Carlson from all forms of backlash, announced in a statement that “Fox News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to part ways.”

But according to insiders, while the reasoning behind the decision remains unclear, the parting of ways was far from mutual. A report from the Wall Street Journal indicated that Carlson was informed of Fox’s decision just 10 minutes before...

Fox News and Tucker Carlson have parted ways. The rest of the network seems thrilled.

“Pure joy,” one Fox reporter told Rolling Stone of their reaction to the split. “No one is untouchable. It’s a great day for America, and for the real journalists who work hard every day to deliver the news at Fox.”

“It was a good move to part ways with Tucker,” added a producer. “He knowingly spread lies throughout his time at Fox, but I fear management will replace him with someone who is just...

Just minutes after Fox News released a statement confirming the network had parted ways with primetime host Tucker Carlson, newscaster Harris Faulkner announced the shocking exit on air.

Faulkner essentially read the network’s statement verbatim (see below), before delving right into a segment about a Washington state bill that would allow transgender medical procedures for minors without parental consent. Watch above.

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As previously reported, Carlson’s last show aired Friday.

Tucker Carlson is out at Fox News. The TV host and Fox News Media announced Monday, April 24 that they have agreed to part ways. The Friday, April 21 edition of Tucker Carlson Tonight was his last broadcast for the network. “Fox News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to part ways. We thank him for his service to the network as a host and prior to that as a contributor,” Fox said in a statement. “Mr. Carlson’s last program was Friday April 21st. Fox News Tonight will air live at 8 Pm/Et starting this evening as an interim show helmed by rotating Fox News personalities until a new host is named.” After the news broke online, Harris Faulkner shared it on air as well, beginning with “we have some news from within our Fox family,” before reading a statement similar to the one above, with the addition of “mutually” before “agreed.

In a shock announcement Monday, Fox News Media said that it would be parting ways with Tucker Carlson, the host of its 8 p.m. program Tucker Carlson Tonight. Carlson’s final show was on Friday.

“Fox News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to part ways. We thank him for his service to the network as a host and prior to that as a contributor,” the company said in a statement.

Fox says a rotating slate of guest hosts will fill in at 8 p.m. on a show now called Fox News Tonight until a replacement is found.

The decision to split with Carlson is a surprising one, with Carlson’s program routinely ranking as the most watched on Fox News and on some days all of cable TV. Carlson and Fox’s afternoon panel show The Five had been trading off the ratings crown in recent months.

Carlson had...