Former CNN anchor Rick Sanchez appeared on HuffPost Live on Tuesday to talk about the presence of Latinos in the media, and to discuss his role on Mun...
Former CNN anchor Rick Sanchez--who was let go from the network in October 2010 following comments he made on a radio program--is getting back into th...
Regardless of whether Cubans see themselves as being different than Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Hondurans or other Hispanics, the fact is that the rest of the world tends to see us as one big homogenous group. And so whether we like it or not, these are our issues.
There is a joke among Israelis that for every two people here, there are at least three opinions. That's what makes the stories of the three men I'm about to tell you about so unexpected.
Micky Rosenfeld is Israel's anti-terrorism superstar. He looks like a uniformed Hollywood pin-up. Then he confides in me what he says keeps him up at night: the rockets are no longer being made in Gaza.
Mahmoud Abbas' acceptance of responsibility for the predicament in which both sides find themselves is remarkable, if for no other reason than because no other Palestinian leader has ever acknowledged rejecting the U.N.'s 1947 borders as a mistake.
While reading CNN's new lineup it was pretty apparent what was missing: a Latino anchor. Well, more like any minority anchor. The United States is be...
Nearly a year after his controversial comments about Jon Stewart and Jews got him fired from CNN, Rick Sanchez is speaking out—and he isn't holding ...
MIAMI — Florida International University says former CNN anchor Rick Sanchez will be a radio announcer for the upcoming football season. FIU anno...
In a surprising turn of events, Rick Sanchez -- who was fired by CNN in October for calling Jon Stewart "a bigot" -- is now taking the initiative to p...
You know how things sometimes just don't add up, signaling to us right away that something's just not right? Well, there are two adults in Arizona, public officials no less, who don't have B.S. detectors.
Here's a reminder to reporters on the teevee: the terrible disaster that happened isn't happening to you, okay?
If CNN wants a zero-tolerance policy on bigotry and hate speech, terrific. Yet it seems as though it was selectively enforced at the expense of one of the most visible Hispanics in broadcasting.
Rick Sanchez says he would consider taking Keith Olbermann's job at MSNBC. In an interview with RumorFix, Sanchez said that, if he was offered Olberm...
After pleading with the media to leave him alone, Rick Sanchez gave his first major interview in months to the Daily Beast. He spoke to the site's Ada...
Rick Sanchez posted a desperate plea to Twitter Tuesday: let me move on. The former CNN anchor, who was fired after claiming on a radio station tha...
Our grandparents and great-grandparents lived through a Great Depression with grit and resolve. Unlike many of today's citizenry, who have become a whiny group of rage-a-holics.
This year proved to be a golden one for public relations meltdowns. Compiling this list was easy - trimming it down to the 10 biggest wasn't. As far as PR blunders go, 2010 was a target-rich environment.
"[Juan] Williams is just the latest big-name reporter, after Rich Sanchez and Helen Thomas, to be fired for expressing a personal opinion about a sens...
Helen Thomas, Rick Sanchez, Octavia Nasr and Juan Williams are neither racists nor bigots -- but they are guilty of breaching the ethics of fairness -- crucial ingredients to succeed in journalism.
After a nearly three-week hiatus, Rick Sanchez has returned to Twitter. The former CNN host, who became well-known for his heavy use of Twitter on ...
The hair-trigger firing of corporate-media journalists, commentators and execs for single acts of offensive speech has gotten way out of hand.
What happens when you make comments against Muslims or Arabs in America? You get more ratings. You sell more books. At this point, demonizing Muslims has become a boutique industry.
Each week, I post the five funniest videos from the past week right here. And this was the week that began with Rick Sanchez and ended with Carl Paladino.
Rick Sanchez gave his first interview following his firing from CNN to ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday--and the former anchor didn't waste any ...
