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On his Fox News Channel show Monday, host Bill O’Reilly went after President Barack Obama for equivocating on his opinion of Occupy Wall Street and some of the movement’s more controversial antics. (more)

Fox News is in the process of inking new deals worth millions of dollars with primetime hosts Bill O’Reilly and Sean Hannity, a spokesperson confirmed to The Daily Caller Wednesday. (more)

Keith Olbermann’s “Worst Person in the World” segment might be gone from Al Gore’s Current TV, but the name-calling isn’t. (more)

On his Thursday “Talking Points” segment on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” host Bill O’Reilly took aim at the latest Media Matters for America initiative to have conservative talker Rush Limbaugh taken off the air. Nearly a month ago, Limbaugh made some remarks about law student and contraception activist Sandra Fluke. (more)

Amid controversy over his unplanned participation in a 2004 blackface skit, noted actor Tom Hanks apologized Tuesday night for joking that the shocking scene was caused by Bill O’Reilly, the Fox News Channel’s top-ranked host. (more)

Bill O’Reilly, host of “The O’Reilly Factor” on Fox News Channel, took issue Thursday with the tactics of the conservative Media Research Center’s call for the firing of Ed Schultz, host of MSNBC’s “The Ed Show”. (more)

Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke is being represented by a former Obama adviser’s PR firm, Bill O’Reilly explained on his Thursday night program “The O’Reilly Factor,” suggesting that the young woman was indirectly planted at the center of the contraception controversy by the Obama administration. (more)

Thank you, Captain Obvious. (more)

“The O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly got a taste of Kenan Thompson character DeAndre Cole on this week’s “Saturday Night Live” on  NBC. The segment, “What’s Up With That?,” spoofed BET. (more)

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Fox News contributor Bernie Goldberg told Bill O’Reilly Monday evening that he is “immensely uncomfortable with the bigotry on the right” against gay people, and compared gays’ experience with that of black people in the mid-20th century. (more)

After his 2006 midterm election loss in Pennsylvania, former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum took a job with the Fox News Channel as a contributor, appearing regularly on the network until he departed last year to run for president. (more)

Going on five years now, Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul and his supporters have had one of the most vociferous presences on the Internet, and Fox News Channel host Bill O’Reilly says he is the latest victim of those supporters. (more)

Of all the places you’d expect to find Bill O’Reilly’s new history “Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever,” Ford’s Theatre — the site of the dreadful act — should rank right at the top. But you’d do better to search for the bestseller on Amazon because it has been banned from the theater’s store. (more)

The predictions market site Intrade now puts former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney’s chances of winning the Republican nomination at 43 percent, a rise of over 3 percentage points since Thursday’s presidential debate. Texas Governor Rick Perry’s chances are now estimated at 27.1 percent, a drop of over 17 percentage points. (more)

In the aftermath of the debt ceiling deal struck between congressional Republicans, congressional Democrats and the White House, concessions made by Democrats have caused some on the left to lash out at the Tea Party. But where is this show of anger — with epithets like “hostage takers,” “terrorists” and “thugs” flying around — coming from? (more)

Just days after calling pop sensation Lady Gaga a “patriot,” television host Bill O’Reilly declared reality TV star Kim Kardashian a “pinhead” for reportedly getting a $2 million engagement ring. (more)

Fox News host Bill O’Reilly applauded pop sensation Lady Gaga during his Tuesday show for mouthing off to David Letterman. (more)

Earlier this month, conservative Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer called real estate mogul Donald Trump the “Al Sharpton” of Republican presidential hopefuls. That drew a lot of attention from GOP horse race watchers — and from Trump himself. (more)

Glenn Beck as host of National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered?” That might turn some heads, but according to interim NPR CEO Joyce Slocum, it still wouldn’t change some people’s perception of the network as a left-wing outlet. (more)