Fiercely successful, Kimberly Guilfoyle has taken an inspiring path on her way to becoming the woman she is today, finding out at the age of nine that her mother was dying of leukemia and losing her at 11-years-old.
Despite an insanely busy news month (Baltimore riots, Amtrak crash) that saw double digit ratings increases at CNN and Fox News, MSNBC collapsed a full -14% over this same time last year in both total and demo (25-54 years of
Two of the largest media companies in the country, News Corp. and 21st Century Fox, announced that they have signed onto a “non-binding” letter of intent to rebuild at 2 World Trade Center.
Three mainstream media journalists are showing their bias against the large field of Republican Presidential candidates.
American military pilots charged with carrying out airstrikes against the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) in Iraq and Syria are complaining that stringent rules of engagement are interfering with their mission, Fox News reports.
Kirsten Powers’ new book The Silencing: How the Left is Killing Free Speech surveys the political landscape of the past couple years and finds something new to worry about. A self-described liberal, Powers writes that the “illiberal left” is trying to dominate the discussion on campus, online and in the media through intimidation. In our discussion, Powers suggests there is an authoritarian impulse at play, one that has been gaining steam in the broader culture.
Let me propose an idea for both sides in the poverty debate to consider: the true significance of work is not that it brings “dignity” to the poor, because they don’t consider themselves undignified now, and the welfare state goes to great lengths to reinforce that sense of entitlement instead of humbly accepting temporary charity. Work provides two concrete benefits more important than dignity: value and purpose.
Carly Fiorina—the only female GOP presidential candidate—fired back after Fox News announced its criteria for candidates in the upcoming presidential debate.
That’s according to guidelines released Wednesday by debate hosts Fox News and Facebook, which offer the first clues as to how the GOP will handle its largest presidential class in recent memory.
Fox News continues to obliterate its failing far-left competition at CNN and MSNBC. In all of cable last week, Fox News came in 4th in primetime, behind only TNT, ESPN, and USA. CNN and MSNBC dropped to 32nd and 34th,
In an interview with Fox News host Megyn Kelly, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticized former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for pandering to illegal immigrants, calling her promise to grant them a path to citizenship extreme.
At the opening of his Saturday “Cavuto on Business” broadcast on the Fox News Channel, host Neil Cavuto took on President Barack Obama’s remarks from last week in which Obama tied Fox News’ coverage of abuses within the government welfare
Fox News host Geraldo Rivera blasted what he characterized as a double standard in the way the media is covering the revelation that ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos donated $75,000 to the Clinton Foundation while serving as the network’s chief political reporter.
The White House is not backing down from President Obama’s comments criticizing Fox News.
Wednesday at the White House press briefing, when asked about President Barack Obama’s criticism of Fox News, press secretary Josh Earnest mocked Fox News White House correspondent Kevin Corke by suggesting he not take it “personally.” When Corke asked about the
Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough criticized President Barack Obama for his attack on Fox News yesterday during a discussion on poverty at the Catholic-Evangelical Leadership Summit at Georgetown University. Scarborough said, “I don’t know where to start. In
There’s been a considerable amount of talk about Hillary Clinton being a flawed candidate with the potential to self-destruct during a tough race.
For going on seven years we have learned three things about President Obama: 1) He loves the poor so much he continues to create more of them. 2) He loves the poor so much he does everything in his power
In the latest episode of the American Enterprise Institute’s “Banter” podcast, Fox News regular Kirsten Powers, author of the new book, “The Silencing: How the Left is Killing Free Speech,” took aim at the Obama White House for the efforts
“I think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges and leeches are don’t want to work, are lazy or are undeserving got traction,” Obama said. He blamed the Fox News channel for feeding that narrative.
Tuesday at Georgetown University President Barack Obama discussed poverty at the Catholic-Evangelical Leadership Summit and argued Fox News intentionally divides the country by highlighting poor people who make even him mad by asking for free “Obamaphones.” Obama argued if we are going to end poverty,
With less than two years left in the White House, Michelle Obama is taking time to respond to her critics, accusing them of treating her differently because she is the first African-American First Lady.
— It is almost beyond my comprehension that Bill O’Reilly could co-author a book about Jesus Christ and then say this: Reverend [Franklin] Graham reflects the Christian view that you don’t demean other people unnecessarily. Jesus would not have sponsored
As unidentified individuals online strengthen their claims that the Islamic State had a hand in organizing a failed attack on a Draw Muhammad art contest in Garland, Texas, experts have told various media outlets that, while the group may have inspired the attack, little evidence suggests that ISIS operatives actually funded or planned the attack and are now trying to take credit for work they did not do.
A new study shows that, to no real benefit, CNN chief Jeff Zucker has spent a ton of money on new programming, and every bit of whatever remaining reputation CNN had as an objective news outlet, to revamp the failing
