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Fox News Leads All of Cable News in Ratings Surge During 2026’s First Quarter
It marked the 97th consecutive quarter that the network earned the top spot in the cable news ratings in primetime viewership.
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...
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.”
MS NOW Announces Lineup Revamp, Including Changes for Joe Scarborough, Stephanie Ruhle, Ali Velshi, and Alicia Menendez
The new lineup is slated to take shape in June, with a firmer date expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
Ana Cabrera Announces Upcoming Exit From MS NOW
"I am truly grateful for my time at MS NOW, for my wonderful colleagues, my amazing team that works so hard every day, and for you, the viewers, who put your trust in me to serve you through this most meaningful work."
What Piers Morgan Hiring Rashida Jones as CEO of His Media Company Says About His Future
There's really only one reason for Morgan to make this move.
Versant Reports Nearly $7 Billion in 2025 Revenue During First-Ever Financial Results
$1.6 billion came from advertising revenue on brands like CNBC, MS NOW, USA, Syfy, Oxygen, and E!, among others.
Fox News Leads Ratings During State of the Union Coverage
The network also saw the largest audience for the Democratic response from Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA), with 4.7 million watching that speech.
MS NOW Tabs Ali Velshi For Election Night Role Previously Held by Steve Kornacki
"I’m thrilled Ali will bring his understanding of public opinion and voters to our election coverage in the years ahead.”
Why Pod Save America Earning a Spot on MS NOW Proves the Podcast to Cable News Pipeline is Flowing
Podcasts have become the farm system. Hosts learn how to structure arguments, manage guests, and build audiences before ever touching a studio camera.