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New York Times — Business

Maria Bartiromo Leaves Fox News

Maria Bartiromo has left Fox News, with the network not specifying the reasons for her departure. She is recognized for her support of President Trump.

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Axios

Maria Bartiromo Leaves Fox News Media

Maria Bartiromo is leaving Fox News Media, as announced by the network on Thursday. Her departure has led to speculation about a possible role in the Trump administration, given her longstanding relationship with the former president.

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Washington Post — Business

Maria Bartiromo leaves Fox News after years as host

Maria Bartiromo has left Fox News after hosting programs such as "Mornings With Maria" and "Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street". Details regarding the reasons for her departure remain unclear.

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Al Jazeera English

Trump Criticizes Media Over Reports of Low Munitions Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict

President Donald Trump has criticized media reports about low munitions stockpiles amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, calling the media 'treasonous scum.' He claims the military is producing munitions at unprecedented levels. Reports from various outlets and experts indicate that the US is facing significant shortages of key military supplies, which could take years to replenish.

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The Daily Beast

Court Case Involves Allegations Against Alexis Wilkins Regarding Drinking Claims

Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has filed a defamation lawsuit against MS Now, alleging that an article falsely portrayed her as a heavy drinker. The lawsuit claims that the article implied her drinking habits based on her presence in Nashville, a city known for its party culture. MS Now has responded by stating that the article does not mention her drinking and has requested the lawsuit be dismissed.

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mediamatters.org

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Has Not Appeared on Fox News for 11 Months

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has not appeared on Fox News since October 5, 2025, following an interview with Peter Doocy. His absence coincides with criticism over new restrictions on Pentagon reporters, which have been condemned by multiple news organizations, including Fox. The restrictions have raised concerns about journalistic freedom and the ability to report on national security issues.

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Fox News — Latest

Conservative Journalists Respond to Washington Post Report on Pentagon Involvement

Conservative journalists have responded to a Washington Post report alleging that they were secretly installed by the Pentagon to promote pro-Trump narratives. The journalists, Rob Maness, Kurt Schlichter, and Thomas Anderson, refuted the claims, stating they served as advisors on a task force for the Department of War and were compensated only for that role. The Pentagon's Under Secretary of War defended their involvement, emphasizing the task force's objectives.

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The Daily Beast

CBS News Staff Criticizes Bari Weiss Over Coverage of Abdul El-Sayed

Bari Weiss, head of CBS News, faced backlash from staff after she intervened in a story linking Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to the September 11 attacks. Staff criticized the coverage as shameful and indicative of poor news judgment, particularly regarding El-Sayed's deleted social media posts that compared pandemic deaths to those from the attacks.

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Fox News — Latest

CNN Clarifies Comments on Impact of Mail-in Voting Rules on U.S. Troops

CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer clarified comments made during a segment about mail-in voting, stating that U.S. military and overseas voters' ballots would not be affected by the Trump administration's new Postal Service rules. This clarification followed a discussion with Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger regarding a lawsuit against the executive order limiting mail-in voting.

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Ars Technica

Trump requests FCC action against journalist for comments on election endorsements

President Trump has requested that the FCC take action against NBC journalist Kristen Welker for her comments describing his election endorsements as having "mixed results." He criticized her statements in a Truth Social post, asserting that they were inaccurate and misleading regarding his endorsement success.

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Axios

Trump Criticizes Female Reporters, Raising Concerns About Press Freedom

President Trump has faced criticism for his disparaging remarks directed at female reporters, including Maggie Haberman and Kristen Welker. Advocates for press freedom argue that these comments undermine media trust and expose journalists to harassment. The White House maintains that Trump's transparency is valued by the American people, despite concerns over his treatment of the press.

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Fox News — Latest

CBC Revises Guidance on 9/11 Attacks Following Criticism from U.S. and Canadian Officials

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) faced backlash from U.S. and Canadian officials after reversing its guidance on labeling the September 11 attacks as terrorism. The change followed criticism from various political leaders, including New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino and former New York Governor George Pataki, who condemned the initial guidance as a distortion of history.

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Los Angeles Times

Trump Calls for FCC Action Against NBC's Kristen Welker Over Endorsement Comments

President Trump has called for the FCC to take action against NBC's Kristen Welker after she described his endorsement record as having 'mixed results.' Welker made her comments during a preview of "Meet the Press," and NBC has expressed support for her. The FCC's authority to act on such complaints is limited, and the agency is prohibited from censoring the press.

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yahoo.com

Trump criticizes NBC reporter and threatens FCC action

President Donald Trump criticized NBC reporter Kristen Welker and threatened to report her to the FCC over her coverage of his candidate endorsements. Trump claimed that Welker's portrayal of his endorsements as having 'mixed results' was inaccurate. NBC defended Welker, while experts noted that the FCC does not have the legal authority to punish journalists for their viewpoints.

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