Dan Abrams Mocks Wildly Different CNN and Fox News Coverage of Vaccine Mandates With Dueling Clips (Video)

NEW YORK -- Fox News Media is getting into another rough-and-tumble world — the weather.The company is launching Fox Weather, a free streaming service and app that it expects will be used most frequently by customers on their mobile devices.In preparation for the Monday start, Fox has been building a staff, plucking personnel from The Weather Channel and markets in New York, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Charlotte, North Carolina, and elsewhere.Advances in weather technology and interest created by

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThere’s a new wind blowing through the building that houses Fox News Channel.Amy Freeze and Craig Herrera spent a recent weekday afternoon in a TV studio at the company’s New York headquarters rehearsing, but not for a new opinion program or roundtable show, but for a streamcast focused on the most-up-to-date news about the weather. They talked about oil spills, wildfires and abrupt changes in temperature.

LOS ANGELES -- Fox News Channel anchor Neil Cavuto tested positive for COVID-19, which he said was surprising but made him grateful that he was vaccinated.Cavuto, who learned of the test results after Monday's episode of “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” wasn't on the air Tuesday.“While I’m somewhat stunned by this news, doctors tell me I’m lucky as well.

tweeted, “I deleted my tweet about the tragic death of Colin Powell because many people interpreted it as anti-vax. It was not.

said Friday she is departing the network because of its COVID-19 vaccination mandate.

UPDATE: Allison Williams is officially leaving ESPN for good for refusing to comply with the Disney vaccine mandate.

initial three-title deal.“We are thrilled to once again partner with HarperCollins, furthering the multiplatform brand extension of FOX News Media,” Suzanne Scott, CEO of Fox News Media, said in a statement.

Political commentator and television host S.E. Cupp sat in as a guest host for “The View” on Tuesday, offering sharp criticisms of political leaders who continue to push back against vaccine mandates — most recently, Texas governor Greg Abbott.The panel of women have discussed the topic often this year, continuously questioning why the vaccine has been so politicized.

Candace Cameron Bure sparked a debate on social media over a post she made that seemingly expressed her skepticism over vaccines.  On Thursday, the "Full House" actress took to Instagram to share a series of images that began with the statement "I’m not anti-v" meaning anti-vaccination. Each picture contained a subhead explaining what the star was for, instead.

Candace Cameron Bure is sharing her thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccine.

On the eve of an order from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors that all county employees get vaccinated against Covid-19, Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva said he would not enforce the rule in his department.

Los Angeles Times, Mayor Eric Garcetti plans to sign the city ordinance into law. Residents in L.A.

Jason Aldean spoke out against California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which requires students to get the jab in order to attend school in the state.  On Sunday, the country singer, who has been in the spotlight lately for both his and his wife’s critical opinions of the Biden administration, shared an image of a headline highlighting the mandate in California and denounced it thoroughly in a caption on Instagram.

UPDATE, SATURDAY AM: Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has rejected a request to block New York City’s vaccination mandate for all Department of Education employees.

UPDATE: A group of New York City public school teachers has petitioned the US Supreme Court to block the city’s vaccine mandate, which kicks in this week.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMyPillow, the direct-response sleep-support company led by entrepreneur Mike Lindell, has made a new bed for itself on Fox News Channel.A national commercial for MyPillow was spotted on Fox News Thursday, roughly two months after the company disclosed that it had sought to pull all of its advertising from schedules on the Fox Corp.-backed cable-news outlet.

693,000 Americans have died from COVID-19 — more than 200,000 of them this year, despite the widespread availability — and zero cost — of vaccines. However, Steele is for some reason bummed out about being protected from the deadly illness.“Everybody else has their ‘Yay look, here’s my [vaccine] card’ … You wanna see what my face looked like when I had to do it?” she said.

Fox News topped the third-quarter ratings as well as September numbers, but all of the cable news networks showed year-over-year declines.

added, “See you guys tomorrow. We’re really happy to be taking this step at KATU.”Throughout the tech and media industries, the topic of burnout has been getting hotter.

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a vaccine mandate set to go into effect on Monday in the New York City school system.