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Peter Alexander Leaving NBC News to Launch Show with MS NOW
Longtime NBC News correspondent and Saturday TODAY show host Peter Alexander is leaving the network, with a new show on MS NOW on the...
Why Don Lemon is Wrong About CNN’s Change in Presentation
Lemon's right about what previously separated cable news from independent creators. He's missing a key point, though.
Newsmax Host Greta Van Susteren to Revive Podcast
"I always enjoyed doing the podcast, but I got distracted with other projects. But now I am going to bring it back."
News Media Reacts to Fox News Interview with President Donald Trump on The Five
Some shared their appreciation for President Trump's humor. Others took issue with things Trump said, including what was categorized as inappropriate comments to a question from Dana Perino.
Bill O’Reilly to Host NewsNation Special on ‘The Decline and Fall of San Francisco’
In the special, O'Reilly will speak with former Mayor Willie Brown about the challenges facing the city in recent years.
Don Lemon: CNN Trying Podcast Presentation Misses Whole Point of Cable News
"They’re trying something. I give them credit for that, but it is so cringe to watch. I’m just being honest."
Jesse Watters Reveals President Trump Will Appear on The Five
"I wonder if Jessica's (Tarlov) gonna be on. Tune in tomorrow to see."
Will Cain Mocks Jake Tapper for Hosting Show From Office
"Don't you understand what they're communicating? This is the real Jake Tapper."
News Media Reacts to Accusation That Scott Jennings ‘Mocks Trump During Commercial Breaks’ on CNN
Some argued that Taylor was guilty of breaking an unwritten rule, while others lambasted the assertion by arguing that Jennings has been a staunch supporter of President Trump's and was unlikely to be guilty of the accusation.
Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski Sign Contract Extensions with MS NOW
“As we build towards the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential election, Morning Joe will continue to be a singular destination for presidents and newsmakers from all political parties.”