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Larry O’Connor Named Editor of Townhall.com
“This is a platform with a powerful legacy, an outstanding team of contributors, and a loyal audience that cares deeply about ideas, culture, and the future of our country."
John Catsimatidis To Sid Rosenberg Ahead of Contract Talks: ‘You Have a 5-Year Extension Coming’
"I really believe with you and I in this city, on this station every day, New Yorkers can feel better about their future."
Michael Reagan, Son of Ronald Reagan and Founding Newsmax Analyst Passes Away
"We at Newsmax will miss him greatly and will never forget the role he played in helping build Newsmax into one of the nation’s newest and most influential media outlets.”
Barrett Media’s 2026 Plans Include Top 20 Expansion, Digital Shows, Ad Partnerships and More
"We plan to be more active on video in 2026. It will benefit industry professionals, our audience, and our advertising partners."
Why the End-of-Year Rob Reiner Murder Dominated the Media’s Attention
"I’m disappointed that his son’s struggles with schizophrenia and addiction weren’t more of a teachable moment. The coverage wasn’t deep."
The 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit Comes to the SVA Theatre in NYC, June 30-July 2, 2026
"As we look ahead to 2026, we are making some changes to freshen things up."
Why White House Reporters Keep Letting President Trump Bully Them
He thinks he can get away with it, and he’s right, because he keeps insulting people with ad hominem attacks and nobody in the room steps forward to object.
President Donald Trump: You Can’t Tell Tucker Carlson Not to Interview Nick Fuentes
"If he wants to interview Nick Fuentes, people have to decide.”
Why Winners vs Losers in Government Shutdown Shouldn’t Be News/Talk Radio’s Biggest Takeaway
As a format, one of the things we need to continue to work on is making the content more digestible for a wider audience, while still sticking to who and what we are.
News Media Reacts to Epstein Files Emails Showing Donald Trump ‘Knew About the Girls’
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called them "nothing more than bad-faith efforts to distract from President Trump’s historic accomplishments."