The voting machine company says Fox recklessly disregarded what it knew to be the truth about the election in a cynical effort to win back the affection of Trump loyalists.
Read more
A new Pew survey refutes the notion that conservative viewers are jumping ship from Fox News in droves.
Read more
Faced with a $2.7 billion defamation demand, three Fox hosts claim that it was responsible journalism to give Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell air time.
Read more
Both Laura Ingraham of Fox News and CNN’s Don Lemon talked about the impeachment trial going on in the Senate. Not surprisingly, they have very different takes.
Read more
Faced with a $2.7 billion defamation suit, Fox News said in a Tuesday motion to dismiss that the First Amendment protects post-election reporting in which the electronic voting company Smartmatic was falsely accused of helping Democrats to steal the U.S. presidency.
Read more
While Fox News host Sean Hannity spent the bulk of his show defending Congress’ resident conspiracy theorist — and rightly poking at Biden climate czar John Kerry for flying around the world in a private jet, CNN’s Chris Cuomo warned the coronavirus variants mean the war on the pandemic is an uphill battle.
Read more
While claims against attorneys Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell have become de rigueur, a new suit also blames Fox News for stoking conspiracy theories after the 2020 presidential election.
Read more
MSNBC host Chris Hayes spent a good portion of his Wednesday broadcast praising Biden’s climate change stance. Fox News’ Tucker Carlson is obsessed with the fact the National Guard is still protecting Washington from insurrectionists. Neither said a word about the Covid pandemic ravaging the nation.
Read more
Because nothing says divided nation like Fox News’ Laura Ingraham and MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell holding sway over the frays of the day.
Read more
The only thing Fox News host Laura Ingraham and CNN’s Anderson Cooper agreed on regarding the MAGA mob that laid siege to the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday is that it did nothing to help President Donald Trump’s case that the election was stolen from him.
Read more
A federal judge advanced sexual harassment claims Friday against a Fox News personality accused of telling his then co-host that any back talk would be met with dick pics.
Read more
The adage “There’s two sides to every story” is rarely more evident than when it’s on parade — as it was Wednesday evening — on dueling cable news networks.
Read more
The primetime news competitors did have one thing in common Wednesday evening: They both talked about the topic that won’t go away: President Donald Trump and the 2020 election.
Read more
Fake news media manipulation. “Retrumplicans.” Just another night on prime time cable news.
Read more
Fox News settled Tuesday with the parents of murdered Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich over the network’s broadcasting of a discredited conspiracy theory that smeared their son.
Read more
Adding CNN to the lineup of our weekly comparisons of cable news evening talking heads, Don Lemon and Fox News host Laura Ingraham offered viewers very divergent views on why President Donald Trump still hasn’t conceded defeat 10 days after the election — and a week after it was called for Joe Biden.
Read more
For Fox News’ Sean Hannity, the post-presidential election takeaway is vote tampering by Democrats. For MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, it’s all about counting the over 140 million votes cast by Americans.
Read more
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow didn’t mention media censorship or Hunter Biden during her broadcast Wednesday, and Fox News host Sean Hannity didn’t mention election meddling or voter suppression — both pretty much par for this course.
Read more
Both Fox News host Sean Hannity and MSNBC host Rachel Maddow began their broadcasts Wednesday with the news of an election interference scheme perpetrated by Iran. The similarities between the two shows ended there.
Read more
Continuing Courthouse News’ examination of two popular news programs — MSNBC’s “The 11th Hour” and “Fox News at Night” — both programs shook up their format Wednesday night to review the vice-presidential debate. MSNBC’s Brian Williams and his guests were all praise for Harris and felt she carried the evening. Fox host Shannon Bream’s guests disagreed.
Read more