Another tidbit about Roger Ailes from Jonathan Alter's new book: Rupert Murdoch reportedly thinks the Fox News chief is "cuckoo." New York magazin...
Oh, Roger Ailes. The New York Times preview of journalist Jonathan Alter's new book, The Center Holds: Obama and His Enemies, begins with a story ...
When political parties embrace demagoguery and half-truth (and let's be honest, that's what Fox is doing), they do so at their own peril. Once you've sacrificed truth in the name of ideology, you've opened Pandora's box. The GOP opened that box, and what flew out was the tea party.
It looks like Rachel Maddow has not one, but two friends over at Fox News. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Fox News favorite Shep Smit...
Though the new biography on Roger Ailes was slammed by the New York Times, some have noticed a few interesting portions in the book. TVNewser's Ale...
The Roger Ailes biography written by Zev Chafets was released on Tuesday and New York Times book reviewer Michiko Kakutani had some harsh things to sa...
According to a forthcoming biography of Roger Ailes, the Fox News chief has some problematic views on donating to particular charities. In the bio...
I don't agree with many of Roger Ailes's beliefs (although I no longer support Obama) but I think it's wrong to judge people solely on their opinions without knowing anything else about them.
Though his quote is likely to get a lot of outraged attention, I actually find it very positive and enouraging. After all, the good news is that Mr. Ailes didn't call the president shiftless, and say too that he has good rhythm, shuffles and likes watermelon.
Now Sarah Palin was from Wasilla, / Where methamphetamine runs and flows. / Why she left Lake Lucille for an outside thrill, / The good God only knows.
The Roger Ailes biography war officially kicked off on Wednesday, as Vanity Fair published a largely positive excerpt from a new book about the Fox Ne...
onservative pundits and intellectuals have spent the past week or two—ever since the publication in Commentary magazine of Peter Wehner and Michael ...
Former White House communications director Anita Dunn, who led the Obama administration's critiques of Fox News during its first term and lobbied agai...
The legal status of 11 million immigrants hangs in the balance, held hostage by a right-wing media searching desperately for a way to hold on to their audience without driving their party to political Armageddon.
Leave it to Fox News, the network that cranked the amp on John McCain's once-naïve ingenue to 11 and made her a political force well past her expiration date, to be the one to drop the hammer on Sarah Palin's career once and for all.
Didn't it just seem apt that the once-future star of Fox News and the Tea Party movement lost her national media platform just days after the president she tried to demonize for four years basked in the glow of his easy reelection victory?
Gabriel Sherman should be flattered. People seem to believe that the New York Magazine writer’s pending, unauthorized biography of Roger Ailes will ...
The grand experiment of marrying a political movement around a cable TV channel was a grand failure in 2012. But there's little indication that enough Republicans will have the courage, or even the desire, to break free from Fox's firm grip on the party.
Stephen Colbert mocked the recent sandal involving Fox News chief Roger Ailes and Gen. David Petraeus on his Monday night Comedy Central show. Ail...
Roger Ailes, the longtime Republican media guru, founder of Fox News and its current chairman, had some advice last year for then-Gen. David H. Petrae...
Fox News CEO Roger Ailes recounted his reaction to the notorious on-air dispute between Karl Rove and the network's "decision desk" during an intervie...
Thanks so much, Roger Ailes -- we couldn't have done it without you! And all praise to George Will, Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, et al. -- if not for you, and your legions of credulous friends and followers, we never could have re-elected Barack Obama....
Isn't there a moral obligation at a company like Fox News to use its primetime hours to cover a massive, tragic, still-breaking news story?
