Fox News

To report on the success of the surge.

She is a weekend meteorologist at WNBC in New York.

I believe it to be an old Volvo wagon.

More specifically, I'm pretty sure it's a Volvo 145 from circa 1970. Fooled me at first because the diagonal crossbar on the grill hadn't been introduced by then.

She has retired, but intends to remain in Atlanta. Say hi if you run into her.

Not as much as some, but more than others.

Yes. People are curious to know what Obama is so afraid of. He is doing his best to marginalize Fox , especially since Acorn was outed and lost their Government funding and it's employees will not be used for the upcoming census [supposedly ].

Peter Doocy's affairs are not yet available.

His father Steve Doocy's salary is $500,000/yr. He has an estimated net worth of $2,000,000.

It appears that she is. Everything about her is fake, color of hair, color of teeth, smile, suntan, and she has mannish legs.

Yes, she is married to a British-born businessman named Peter McMahon. They married in 1998.

First, Mr. Briggs is no longer with Fox. As of January 2013, he joined NBC-TV. Second, while there are always internet rumors about various people's sexuality, our tendency is to let the person speak for himself or herself. In this case, Dave Briggs has not come out publicly as being gay, nor has he discussed his sexual orientation. He seems more comfortable discussing politics than he does discussing his personal life.

No. Just become an angry, confused, and scared senior citizen and it won't even bother you.

Any person or entity can be sued for anything, but that doesn't mean the case will stand up in court. You need to be a little more specific.

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Thomas Drayton was replaced in May of 2013. A few months later, he decided to leave the news team after five years of broadcasting.

Yes, he's been married for 22 years to his former co-anchor Heidi Mitchell when he was a reporter in Michigan. They have four children.

It is a well-documented fact that Fox News covers current events from a pro-Republican and conservative point of view. The network does have several news anchors who try to be objective, but in general, the coverage tends to favor Republicans. Thus, Fox News has generally been negative about President Obama (who is a centrist Democrat), although it is mainly the commentators who have been the most critical of him; the news anchors have tried their best to be fair to him.

No. Fox's parent company, News Corp, is publicly traded. About 7% of News Corp's stock is owned by a Saudi Arabian prince, which has spawned rumors that FOX is owned by someone in the Middle East.

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Yes, News Corp. is the parent company of Fox News Channel.

Yes! They are actually one of the very few places you can go to get an unbiased update about the news. If you notice their ratings they are the most watched news in the world!

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No, Fox News seems to be is a partial media, obvioulsy leaning to the right-wing.

Fox News hottie Domenica Davis is engaged to Oren Saig, a Sony Pictures producer/director in Los Angeles, CA

Well this is aquestion that has been asked by many people. All this means is that you make an e-mail address using that web sites' name. For example someone@wowio.com or someone@wiki.com. Not @yahoo, gmail,hotmail, etc.

According to here Tweet, She is now on the Noon News at Fox.

Megyn Kelly is a Republican, and generally fits in well with the other pro-Republican hosts on Fox. However, she has sometimes deviated from the other hosts, especially about women's issues. In June 2013, for example, she was very critical of two Republican commentators who tried to blame society's problems on working moms.

Yes, but she ditched Don Imus thankfully! Good move Maria, that show is ignorant.

Most of the time, Fox News does not critique GOP candidates, since the network is identified with the Republican party and promotes Republican views. But there are two kinds of people on Fox News-- opinion commentators (most of whom tend to lean pro-Republican, and praise Republican ideas); and news anchors, who try to be objective and keep opinion out of their reporting. Thus, Shep Smith or Bret Baier or even Chris Wallace would at times critique a Republican candidate who is in the news, since reporting the news (even about Republicans) is part of their job, and they take it seriously.