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Fox host compares 9/11 memorial to Confederate monuments
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Meet the first woman to call an NFL game in 30 years
Beth Mowins is about to become the first woman to call a nationally televised NFL game.
At the Miami Herald, newsroom turns into shelter for reporters and their families
As Hurricane Irma made landfall in south Florida, the offices of the Miami Herald played dueling roles: a working newsroom and a shelter for journalists and their families.
Eric Bolling's son dies hours after father loses Fox News job
Eric Bolling's son Eric died on Friday night, just hours after his father lost a high-profile job at the Fox News Channel.
Rush Limbaugh evacuates Florida home after floating unfounded theories about Hurricane Irma
Limbaugh told his national audience on Tuesday that he believed the press was hyping coverage of Hurricane Irma to "advance this climate change agenda."
Seth MacFarlane's 'Star Trek' spoof doesn't boldly go
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Highlighting iconic work by women in television
Eric Bolling out at Fox News after report of lewd text messages
Fox News host Eric Bolling is leaving the network on the heels of a report that he had sent lewd text messages to female colleagues.
NFL kickoff ratings take a hit, but is Hurricane Irma to blame?
The NFL's kickoff game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs saw a hit in TV ratings on Thursday night.
Mark Lilla: The liberal vision for America is impaired by identity politics
Lilla drew a connection between some of the liberal media's coverage of diverse identities and a larger issue that affects progressives in America today: lack of vision.
Charles Payne returning to Fox Business following sexual harassment claims
Charles Payne is returning to Fox Business Network after having been suspended over sexual harassment allegations.
Chris Christie in talks to be cable news contributor after leaving office
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's possible career as a sports broadcaster may not have panned out, but he has had conversations with both MSNBC and CNN about possible contributor deals after his term ends.
Why it's so hard to trust Facebook
Its disclosure about ad sales to shadowy Russian accounts is only the latest example of a credibility problem.
Attorney who helped take down Gawker now targets sister blog Jezebel
Beverly Hills attorney Charles Harder helped wage Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel's legal crusade against Gawker. Now Harder is going after a Gawker affiliate.
Martin Shkreli is finally selling his one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album
Facebook's Russia problem: What we know
Here's what we do and don't know so far about Facebook's Russia problem.
What Russian trolls could have bought for $100,000 on Facebook
$100,000 might not sound like much when it comes to a presidential election. But the Russian troll farm that bought $100,000 worth of Facebook ads could have reached millions of American voters using the social media company's sophisticated software.
Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter to step down
Graydon Carter, the longtime editor of Vanity Fair and a giant of the New York City media scene, said Thursday that he intends to step down from his post at the magazine.
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