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  • Fox News opts not to renew Palin's contract

    Sarah Palin's 3.4 million Facebook followers will no longer be able to see the former Alaskan governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee on Fox News. The network has confirmed that her contract was not renewed on Friday.


  • Fox News, Palin cutting ties

    Fox News Channel is parting ways with former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, ending her three-year tenure as a contributor on the network.


  • Palin: 'Sorry' Fox canceled interviews

    Four years ago, she was the star of the Republican National Convention. Now Sarah Palin is upset about getting the hook from the television network where she is working.


  • Fox: Obama video producer keep job

    The Fox News Channel producer credited with a four-minute video criticizing President Barack Obama is keeping his job _ although he lost a chance to move to CNN.


  • President Barack Obama pauses in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House Campus in Washington. Wednesday, May 30,2012, before signing the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank Act of 2012. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

    Tuning in to TV: Fox network executice says Obama video unauthorized

    Fox News Channel's morning show on Wednesday twice aired a nearly 4-minute video that contrasted President Obama's words with negative statistics about his administration in a format that looked similar to a campaign advertisement.


  • Fox exec says criticized Obama video unauthorized

    Fox News Channel's morning show on Wednesday twice aired a nearly 4-minute video that contrasted President Barack Obama's words with negative statistics about his administration in a format that looked similar to a campaign advertisement.


  • Presidential race coverage raises conflict issues

    Political consultant Dick Morris recently disclosed on Fox News Channel that some of the Republican presidential candidates that he talks about on the air have paid for advertisements in a newsletter he sends out to subscribers.


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