Fox News Books Set Up At HarperCollins, With Pete Hegseth, Shannon Bream Leading Initial List Of Authors

Fox News Channel will once again have Special Report anchor Bret Baier and The Story anchor Martha MacCallum leading its 2020 presidential election coverage from Studio F on the ground floor of the channel's Manhattan headquarters. Baier and MacCallum will be joined by a number of reporters and analysts during their coverage, which is set to kick off at 6 PM ET.

reportedly passed on the Hunter Biden story that ended up in the New York Post that has been hammered this week for not having much of a foundation in reality. But the Fox News primetime pundits have been talking about little else over the past week.

With just two weeks to go before the 2020 presidential election, Fox News Channel has signed chief White House correspondent John Roberts to a multi-year contract extension. The deal will keep Roberts as the cable news channel's point person in the White House, covering all the activities of the president.

Ted Johnson John Roberts has signed a new multi-year deal to remain as the network’s chief White House correspondent.Roberts has served as chief White House correspondent since 2016. Before that, he was senior national correspondent based in Atlanta, having joined the network in 2011.Suzanne Scott, the CEO of Fox News Media, said in a statement, “John is one of the best journalists in all of news.

flagged by Media Matters’ Bobby Lewis and generated instant blowback.Sportswriter Peter King tweeted to his 1.8 million followers, “Tony Katz, you should be ashamed of yourself.”Olympic long-distance runner Kara Goucher wrote, “Every day I worry some kid will pick up on my sons stutter and make him feel inferior for it. I guess now I have to worry about grownups too.”Journalists, too, expressed disgust.

Also Read: Biden Beats Trump in Final Town Hall Ratings - And It Wasn't That CloseThe town hall will take place a day before the next presidential debate between Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden and will come a week after NBC and ABC hosted dueling town halls featuring Trump and Biden, respectively.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Sinclair Broadcast Group will hold a town hall with President Donald Trump next Wednesday, one day before the final presidential debate.The event will be taped at the White House and moderated by Eric Bolling, the former Fox News host who left the network amid sexual harassment allegations in 2017.

President Trump is ramping up his attacks against Fox News and promoting its competitors as he returns to the campaign trail following a COVID-19 diagnosis. "@FoxNews allows more negative ads on me than practically all of the other networks combined.

Kelly Dodd and Rick Leventhal are married!

Ted Johnson Donald Trump called into Rush Limbaugh’s radio show on Friday for what was billed as a “rally,” and it turned into a two-hour marathon of media bashing, insistence that there is a COVID-19 cure, and a reversal on where the president stands on another coronavirus relief package.As he did on previous interviews, Trump called for indictments of political rivals, and chided his attorney general, William Barr, for reports that he would not finish an investigation of the Mueller

Ted Johnson President Donald Trump will give his first on-camera interview since testing positive for the coronavirus, with a scheduled appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight that includes a medical evaluation by Dr. Marc Siegel.Trump will appear remotely from the White House, where he has been since Monday recovering from COVID-19.

Fox News hosts and anchors have long leveraged their on-air roles to write best-selling books. Now the channel wants in on the action too.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorGet ready for more books from the anchors at Fox News Channel and its related businesses.Fox News Media said it struck a three-book deal with Harper Collins Publishers that will feature titles from the media unit’s various on-air personalities. Both Fox News and HarperCollins are controlled by the Murdoch family, the former as part of Fox Corporation and the latter under the family’s other business, News Corporation.

Fox News' Chris Wallacehas tested negativefor COVID-19, six days afterhemoderated the first presidential debate betweenDonald Trumpand Joe Biden, and a four days after it was revealed the president had tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The masklessFox News Sunday host was seated several feet away from Trump for the 90-minute debate.

Ted Johnson Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace, the moderator of the recent presidential debate, said that he plans to get tested for the coronavirus following President Donald Trump’s announcement that he and First Lady Melania Trump that they tested positive.On Fox News’ Outnumbered, Wallace also said that he believes that the president had coronavirus during the debate.Meanwhile, other Fox News figures who attended the debate also plan to get tested, according to a source familiar with the

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSome of Fox News Channel’s most popular anchors and hosts are expected to get coronavirus tests after attending this week’s presidential debate, according to two people familiar with the matter, the result of the disclosure that President Donald Trump and Melania Trump have gone into quarantine following exposure to the virus.Sean Hannity, Chris Wallace, Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum are among the on-air personnel who intend to get tested, this person said, as

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News paid a settlement valued as much as $4 million to an assistant to former “The Five” host Kimberly Guilfoyle – now a senior member of President Donald’s Trump’s re-election campaign – after that staffer detailed allegations of harassment in a draft complaint, according to a report in The New Yorker.The report, citing “two well-informed sources,” said Fox News paid the female assistant the money in exchange for keeping the matter from going to trial.

Also Read: LA Times Editorial Board Blames 'Reckless' Trump for His Own Coronavirus DiagnosisConversely, he said, the first lady entered the hall in a mask but removed it once she sat down.