The former president has been on the outs with the network before. They’ll patch things up just as soon as their mutual interests realign.

The conservative media empire is falling apart.

The Florida governor’s biggest issue in the 2024 Republican primary? Nobody likes him.

The Fox News emperor is fed up with Ron DeSantis and has set his sights elsewhere.

Its ratings have rebounded, and it has finally found its Tucker Carlson replacement.

Tucker has a new show—on Twitter. Fox News is shedding its audience. Without one another, the struggle is real.

The banished host’s gravy train will likely keep on rolling—and he’ll continue to provide Fox News with fodder.

The recently fired prime-time anchor’s hot-mic misadventure adds to a growing pile of material suggesting his behavior behind the scenes ran afoul of his bosses.

Forget Tucker Carlson. There are bigger fish to fry.

His hostage video on Wednesday proves it.

The mogul may regret waiting this long to cut Carlson loose.

Let whatever hope you have that the cable channel will be chastened die. On Planet Murdoch, there is no shame.

Tucker Carlson’s sudden departure shows how worried Fox is about an ex-producer’s lawsuit against the network.

It turns out the Fox News host wasn’t nearly as bulletproof as he thought he was.

This suit can prove once and for all that Fox puts propaganda and ratings ahead of truth.

The only thing Democrats accomplish by going on Fox News is lending it credibility as a news organization.

Murdoch acknowledged in a deposition that Fox News hosts were “endorsing” the false notion of a stolen election.

Even as the news channel’s big names pushed election falsehoods, they were fretting over their fraudulent work behind the scenes.

Republican elites are making the same mistakes they made in 2016.

It’s no coincidence that Vladimir Putin has been pushing the exact same lie to excuse Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.