Did Cenk Uygur stand up for what he believes in -- and what his online audience expects of him -- in the aftermath of his demotion from MSNBC? Sure looks that way. And for that he gets to walk out with his head held very high.
Cenk Uygur--the progressive online talk show host whose brief tenure as an MSNBC anchor ended on Wednesday--tore into the network in a lengthy monolog...
Cenk Uygur's run at MSNBC sure was short....
Al Sharpton could be made MSNBC's next host, TVNewser reports. Sharpton has suddenly become a frequent presence behind the anchor desk for the netw...
HuffPost's Alex Wagner appeared Tuesday on MSNBC to discuss the Democrats' battle against Medicare cuts. "I think it's high time that the Democrats a...
Cenk Uygur responded on Friday to Rush Limbaugh's mockery of his name. The MSNBC host was the subject of some schoolyard-level taunting from Limbau...
Rush Limbaugh mocked MSNBC host Cenk Uygur's name on his Friday show. Uygur was one of the people to talk about Limbaugh's global warming denial th...
Here's a question that arises from the John Edwards case: How many other politicians have owed the kind of secret political debt that he did? It wasn't inevitable that Edwards' secret would come out. Other secrets haven't.
HuffPost's Alex Wagner appeared Wednesday on MSNBC to discuss ongoing budget negotiations as well as other topics. Addressing the issue of potential ...
HuffPost's Alex Wagner spoke Thursday night with MSNBC's Cenk Uygur about Newt Gingrich. MSNBC Political Analyst Richard Wolffe appeared alongside Wag...
HuffPost's Alex Wagner spoke with Cenk Uygur Wednesday night on MSNBC to discuss claims about the economy made by Speaker of the House John Boehner (R...
HuffPost's Sam Stein appeared on MSNBC Wednesday night to discuss Osama bin Laden's death with Cenk Uygur. Stein appeared alongside Hisham Melhem of A...
HuffPost's Alex Wagner spoke to MSNBC's Cenk Uygur Friday night about Donald Trump. Wagner, discussing controversial comments made by Trump and Rush ...
By Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium blogger Congressional leaders and President Barack Obama reached an eleventh hour budget deal on Friday night,...
By Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium blogger Florida Republican Governor Rick Scott plans to force public workers and welfare recipients to undergo...
Cenk Uygur is not shy about his goals regarding Fox News, as he revealed in an interview with AlterNet. Uygur, who is filling the 6 PM slot left by E...
I am not the least bit bothered by Ann Coulter calling me a "retarded person." But I do know someone who should be steaming mad about this -- Sarah Palin.
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter posted a tweet this week, encouraging followers to watch Republican Christopher Barron be interviewed by a "retar...
While they talk about cutting so-called entitlement programs in Washington, the American people have completely different priorities. Their first step to balancing the budget? Raise taxes on the rich.
With far-right bloggers hot on the trail of another Barack Obama conspiracy, HuffPost editor Roy Sekoff was under added pressure to break it all down ...
Execution is political, Cenk Uygur posited last night. Sitting in as host of 'The Ed Show' on MSNBC, Uygur addressed conservative pundit Tucker Carl...
Julian Assange gave his first cable news interview since his release from jail to MSNBC's Cenk Uygur on Wednesday, and he had harsh words for both pol...
Why are Democrats who were willing to fight Bush crumbling in front of Obama? He claims to be the leader of the party, but honestly who cares? If he is doing the exact opposite of what Democrats claim to stand for, why does it matter what he calls himself?
President Obama doesn't seem to understand Politics 101. You don't just count the votes based on how the other side says they're going to vote -- from time to time, you call their bluff.
A new CBS News poll out confirms every other poll we've seen on the topic -- the American people are solidly against tax cuts for the rich. Now, as a politician, why would you be on the other side of this issue?
