Fox News

Married from what has been reported.

Although Fox News is generally the most-watched cable news network, it is difficult to answer this question, since TV ratings focus on "dayparts"-- hours in the day when people view their favorite programs, as well as the total number of viewers; the measurements also look at "demographics"-- the age groups that watch a certain program. Fox News is the clear leader for cable news viewing in total audience, often getting double the number of viewers of its nearest competitors, CNN and MSNBC. It should also be noted that the Fox audience skews older than the other networks-- the average viewer is over 65 years old. A typical Fox News hour can draw as many as 3 million viewers.

But if there is a major breaking story like an earthquake or a plane crash, the ratings show that large numbers turn to CNN, which takes the number one position during such times. It should also be noted that compared to the broadcast network newscasts (NBC Nightly News, for example), both Fox and CNN have much smaller audiences-- the average audience for the NBC Nightly News is 7.5 million viewers, for example. I enclose a link to a site that carries both broadcast news and cable TV ratings.

2013 − 1996 = 17 years old

yes. she smokes marijuana and was recently seen at a bong shop.

Rose Ann Haven was Nightside anchor in the late '90s.

Allan Hoffman is still a Nightside anchor.

Ali Simpson was anchor for Fox 8/ Fox 14 (produced by WNCT-TV) in the late '90s.

WNCT 11pm anchors: Allan Hoffman and Rose Ann Haven: 1995-2002 Allan Hoffman and Marti Skold: 2003-2006

Allan Hoffman and Annette Newell: 2006-2009 Allan Hoffman (solo): 2009-present

Well known for spreading dis-information concerning global climate change, unsubstantiated rumors/stories with a negative slant on any and all Democrats and liberal/progressive ideas. Pro Republican in the extreme. Basically a shill for politically slanted news stories promoting GOP ideals or candidates, and smearing liberal/green movement/Democratic ideals or initiatives. A hindrance to economic progress and jobs creation (The Green Initiative has already created thousands and thousands of jobs). Pollution and CFI's would increase if all of their ideals were followed as if best for America. Hence, if Global Warming is a threat to all life on the planet, and the EPA were crippled to the point of being ineffective (as Fox News puppeteers would like), they would be promoting an anti-climate and anti- life agenda. Divisive and a hindrance to general progress, only aiding wealthy groups and big business desires (which are decidedly anti-labor and anti-education). They seem to exist to foment the public's mistrust of at least half of the lawmakers and leaders in the United States.

Disruptive to America being "One Nation", you have to take sides to agree or disagree with their hate-filled views. Ruled by Big Money which has always been pro Conservative and anti-liberal. Should be downgraded to a "talk show and editorial channel". News makes up less than half of their programming.

In short, being only pro-wealth and pro-GOP, they only represent 10% of America's population. If you aren't rich, they only want your vote for all GOP candidates. Since the GOP wants all government aid program's budgets slashed to the bone, they are an enemy to everyone middle class or lower, the elderly will suffer if Social Security is privatized, poor children will get under funded educations, in effect, the majority of American's are not served by Fox News'

political agenda. GOP should be classified a threat, as well.

No channel, because this refers to a very old myth from circa 2008-2009. Supposedly, Fox News was going to show a documentary that told the "real truth" about Barack Obama and revealed "secrets" that would damage his political career. No such documentary existed, nor did Fox News ever agree to show one. Plus, contrary to what you may read on anti-Obama blogs, there are no "secrets" about the president, and Fox News does not have any information that they haven't already reported.

Fox Sports News - 1995 Fox Sports Updates was released on:

USA: 2003

She works for channel 4 NBC station in New York City.

According to the Fox News website, you can email Megyn Kelly at megynkelly@foxnews.com.

FOX News is generally regarded as a conservative, pro-Republican television network. While some of their news anchors (Shep Smith, Chris Wallace and Bret Baier, for example) are known for being fair and not very ideological, their evening commentators like Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity, and their weekday morning program "Fox and Friends" are identifiably conservative and often promote Republican causes or disseminate Republican talking points.

It should be noted, however, that even on Fox, some commentators are more conservative than others, with Bill O'Reilly at times being more libertarian than conservative. Fox does have an occasional liberal (usually a centrist Democrat) as a panelist or guest, and sometimes news anchors invite Democratic politicians on the air for interviews. But in general, the vast majority of what is on Fox News conforms to a pro-Republican set of ideas and principles.

A salary of a news anchor all depends on how well you are at what you do. If you're just starting out you make $15,000 to $18,000 dollars per year. It also depends on where you are reporting from and what news station you are reporting for.

Fox News - 1987 Fox 11 Ten O'clock News Best and Worst Dressed Golden Globes 2013 was released on:

USA: 13 February 2013

I am curious about this also. When was this posted? I asked the folks at "listenercare" at Sirius why I couldn't get Fox News online. They said it was because Fox didn't want to be "online". These low level employees suggest Fox doesn't want to have access to this large audience of listeners because it's not part of their business plan... Really?!! So all the other news stations are online, and Fox, one of the most popular news stations, didn't want to compete on the same playing field as all of the other liberal leaning stations, huh? Right! I have searched for this on Fox and other sites why Fox News isn't online. Perhaps because of reasons such as the liberal leaning of Mel Karmazin, and others on the Board of Directors? Just saying...

Has to be less than a million sheppard smith makes betweek 7 and 8 million.

A whole bunch more than yours or mine.

Diane Macedo's last day on Imus was 2-14-14, she left to take a job at local NY CBS affiliate WCBS as weekend mornings anchor & weekday reporter.

Dana Perino from Fox News has a very large Vizsla dog named Jasper.

Such information is private and personal. If it has not been made public divulging such things could have legal consequences.

First name is Malini (not Melanie) last name is Bawa

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No, not at all. The network is identifiably conservative, and is known as the media arm of the Republican Party. But Fox came up with an excellent positioning strategy, playing up the belief of conservatives that the media are all liberal (they are not... they are generally corporate) and offering an alternative to the supposed bias of other stations. Of course, critics would say Fox substituted one bias (a conservative bias) for another. But that is not the point. Since it went on the air, Fox News has become highly-rated and profitable, as well as very effective at promoting the Republican perspective on most major issues. Fox does have several very well-respected news anchors who are fair to the facts-- Bret Baier and Shep Smith-- but as a whole, Fox News does not try to hide its pro-conservative bias, nor should it have to. It is what it is, and it has carved out a very successful niche.