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How a Love of Sports Led Chad Pergram to Cover Politics at Fox News
“I work in the Capitol every day. It's my office. It's a place that I treasure."
Michele Tafoya is Putting Aside the Noise and Focusing On What Matters to Her
“I feel like someone who's trying to do the right thing.”
Jeff Angelo is Returning to His Comfort Zone While Helming Mornings on 1040 WHO
"Most of my radio career has been in the morning. So that's just where I'm naturally suited.”
A Solution to the News Industry’s Burnout Crisis
Sometimes in our industry, it feels like the only way to keep up with the news is to have news be the only thing in your life. That’s just not sustainable.
Larry Elder, Despite Being Nominated For Radio Hall of Fame, is Just Getting Started
“I think ultimately, all we can do is tell the truth and hope that common sense prevails.”
After Nearly 3 Years Together, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Are Hitting Their Stride
“When someone knows you from TV, they will come up and they'll be like, ‘I like you on TV.’ When they are radio listeners, they want to shake your hand or hug you."
The Scarlett Johansson/OpenAI Scandal Just the Tip of the Iceberg for AI in Media
Ms. Johansson’s AI problem is just a small point on a large scale as the media begins to lose itself (and jobs) to technology.
Fox News’ Pete Hegseth Still Has a Soldier’s Perspective
Hegseth's new book, The War on Warriors: Behind the Betrayal of the Men Who Keep Us Free will release on June 4th.
2024 Presidential Race Has a Media Problem
It’s not just the media’s fault, political candidates typically stick with more friendly outlets.
Kate Rooney Has Become One of Tech’s Leading Reporters After Nearly a Decade at CNBC
"You have to just do it to get better and it's so public but you have to mess up to get better."