Darla Shine’s racist beliefs filled her Twitter page, which she deleted as soon as the White House announced that her husband, Bill Shine, was officially joining the Trump administration as assistant to the president and ...
Bill O’Reilly is once again facing a lawsuit for defamation and engaging in a “smear campaign” against the women who accused him of sexual misconduct. Former Fox News anchor Laurie Dhue filed a suit in ...
One of Harvey Weinstein’s alleged victims of sexual harassment has broken her confidentiality agreement to show women they are not powerless after suffering the traumas of sexual harassment. In a tell-all interview with the Financial ...
News of the toxic work environment for women at Fox News continues to unfold. Eric Bolling, co-host of “The Specialists,” was suspended on Saturday following reports that he texted a picture of his genitalia to ...
In what has developed into a disturbing pattern, another Fox employee has been accused of sexual harassment. Charles Payne, host of Fox Business Networks’ “Making Money,” was suspended for allegations against him. Fox Business confirmed ...
Fox Sports’ president of sports programming was fired on Monday in the wake of the network’s sexual harassment allegations. Jamie Horowitz’s sudden dismissal is reportedly being linked to the sexual harassment investigation. The Los Angeles ...
Bill Shine has resigned from his position as co-president of Fox News, the network announced on Monday. The same day, a Fox News contributor filed a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination. Several of the network’s current ...
UPDATE: April 26, 2017, 7:30 a.m. EST Fox News ChannelreporterKelly Wright is one of the 11 plaintiffs, all people of color who are either current or former Fox News employees, suing the company for racial ...
After numerous women came forward alleging sexual harassment at the hands of Bill O’Reilly, Fox News’ parent company, 21st Century Fox, on Wednesday announced the former host would not be returning to the network. The ...
Update: April 19, 2017 at 3:30 p.m. EST Bill O’Reilly is no longer employed at Fox News. In a written statementreleased Wednesday afternoon,21st Century Fox said: “After a thorough and careful review of the allegations, ...
