‘Fox & Friends’ Rips NY Times’ ‘Disgraceful’ Limbaugh Obit: ‘These People Are Very Small’
Fox Nation’s Lara Logan and Fox News’ Pete Hegseth were appalled by the obituary, which pointed out Limbaugh’s attacks on AIDS patients and others
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Watch Fox Nation’s First National Ad to Air During the Super Bowl (Exclusive)
The 20-second spot highlights the differences between Fox News and its subscription streaming service for confused viewers
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Former CBS Correspondent Lara Logan on New York Magazine Lawsuit: ‘I Was Raped,’ There Is No ‘Dispute’
“I almost died on that filthy street in Tahrir Square and New York Magazine wrote that I was groped.”
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Former ’60 Minutes’ Star Lara Logan Slaps New York Magazine With $25 Million Defamation Suit
Lawsuit states that Logan believes her career at CBS News was impacted by the 2014 New York Magazine piece, “Benghazi and the Bombshell”
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Former ’60 Minutes’ Correspondent Lara Logan to Host Fox Nation Docuseries
“No Agenda” will debut in January
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Former ’60 Minutes’ Correspondent Lara Logan Joins Sinclair
“We know that our viewers will value the nuance and integrity she brings to her job,” Sinclair senior VP of news Scott Livingston says
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Hannity Invites Fox News to Hire Lara Logan: ‘I Hope My Bosses Find a Place for You’
“I know that you want to still do great work,” Hannity tells the former CBS News reporter
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Ex-CBS Reporter Lara Logan Praises Fox News and Breitbart in New Interview (Video)
“There’s one Fox, and there’s many, many, many more organizations on the left,” Logan says on Mike Drop podcast
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’60 Minutes’ Under Fire for Its Africa Coverage: Worst Habits of US Journalism
Letter from 200 Writers and academics slams the CBS broadcast for reports that “render people of black African ancestry voiceless and all but invisible”
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CBS News’ Lara Logan Hospitalized With Internal Bleeding
“60 Minutes” correspondent was admitted to D.C.-area hospital Wednesday with digestive disease diverticulitis in addition to internal bleeding
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8 Attacks on Free Speech Before Shooting at French Paper Charlie Hebdo (Photos)
From Salman Rushdie to “The Interview,” speaking one’s mind can be dangerous
