Fox News Channel president Roger Ailes sometimes says regrettable things about other journalists, but not all rise to the level of public apology, and his latest exists in its own strange non-apology netherworld.
Roger Ailes doesn't have any trouble getting face time with the nation's top conservative lawmakers because, conveniently, they're showing up in droves at his second floor office in the Fox News headquarters.
Prom is a bad time to break up with your first true love but Newt Gingrich is doing it anyway.
Last night, Fox News president Roger Ailes told an audience at the University of North Carolina's Journalism School that in "15 years we have never taken a story down because it was wrong," according to an account by New York's Gabriel Sherman. That's quite the fib.
Newt Gingrich has admitted that he probably won't become president, and Roger Ailes says there's no future for him at Fox News, but the candidate still insists on being treated like a king.
More than two hours before MSNBC host Rachel Maddow was due to arrive, the line at the Union Square Barnes & Noble last night was already stretching as far back as the audiobooks section in the far corner of the massive building's massive top floor.
Today in books: How Byliner saves authors from "the dead zone, John Updike's house is for sale on eBay, and David Maraniss is now poking around Barack Obama's college days.
News that Roger Ailes is shopping an autobiography around to publishers is leading to speculation that he may step down from his post as head of Fox News after the 2012 election.
Roger Ailes probably didn't care that Sarah Palin wasn't running for president, he just wanted her to announce it on Fox News.
Would more House Republicans rather have John Boehner's job or Sean Hannity's? How many Republican presidential candidates would rather be in a Fox News studio than the White House?
Plus: Politico reporter resigns over plagiarism and Roger Ailes saved a man's life
The Fox News chief has been unusually chatty as of late
Her lawyers checked: Oct. 28 is the last day she can get on the New Hampshire ballot
Plus: Michael Bloomberg and Roger Ailes bury the sodium hatchet
The Fox News head takes issue with the AP's characterization of people praying in mosques
You can't win the Republican presidential nomination without talking to the Fox News chief
Gawker files first lawsuit to expose relationship between Christie and Ailes.
At one point, the Fox News mastermind was even picking out the president's ties
What the New Jersey governor and Fox News chairman talk about won't be released
Roger Ailes has told his Fox News to "move on" while Andrew Breitbart doubles down
She says it's just a coincidence her bus tour will be near his announcement
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