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ATHENS, Ohio — Fox News Channel’s chairman and CEO Roger Ailes lambasted his critics, praised his competitors and preached his principles Monday evening at Ohio University. (more)

ATHENS, Ohio — A number of media outlets attacked Fox News Channel Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes on Tuesday, ignoring the context of Ailes’ statement that  The New York Times is “a bunch of lying scum.” (more)

John Stossel told The Daily Caller that he “often” gets confused with fellow mustache-bearing Fox News host Geraldo Rivera. (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)

On Wednesday, The Washington Examiner reported that the Fox News Channel has hired Santita Jackson, the daughter of Rainbow PUSH Coalition founder and president Jesse Jackson. (more)

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During Tuesday night’s New Hampshire primary election coverage on the Fox News Channel, the senior political analyst Brit Hume had a message for Republican front-runner Mitt Romney: Figure out a way to explain capitalism, and his success in the private sector. And do it soon. (more)

An unlikely feud has broken out between two left-of-center cable TV commentators who appear in almost opposite time slots. Nonetheless, Fox News Channel contributor and “The Five” co-panelist Bob Beckel has taken issue with something MSNBC “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski may or may not have said. (more)

The Democratic National Committee is going after former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney for an interview with the Fox News Channel’s Brett Baier on Tuesday night — an appearance for which his performance has received mixed reviews. The DNC released a Web video Wednesday splicing together negative reactions from pundits, and communications director Brad Woodhouse taunted Romney aides in an email copied to a Daily Caller reporter. (more)

Earlier this year, Fox News contributor Juan Williams lost his National Public Radio job for suggesting he was a little apprehensive when flying with Muslims, even 10 years after the 9/11 attacks. (more)

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Tuesday evening that former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky should be hanged, and even offered to supply the necessary material for the execution. (more)

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain’s attempt to contain damage from the revelation that he was accused of sexual harassment by two female subordinates in the 1990s has left a lot to be desired, according to some pundits. (more)

In an impromptu, awkward interview Sunday night on Fox News Channel’s “Geraldo at Large,” Herman Cain spokesman J.D. Gordon attempted to defend the former pizza magnate against a Politico story alleging that two unnamed female staffers accused Cain of sexual harassment in the late 1990s when he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association. (more)

Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio isn’t taking charges leveled in a recent Washington Post article lightly. The Post suggested that Rubio “embellished” details about his parents being Cuban exiles, something he says is untrue. (more)

Judge Andrew Napolitano is the author of the new book ”It is Dangerous to Be Right when the Government is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom.” (more)

Today The Daily Caller reveals a well-kept secret: The women of cable news not only light up our screens in HD, but also sport some pretty fine legs. Though they don’t exactly have the opportunity to show them off like Pam Anderson did in Baywatch, these secret weapons literally (and figuratively) support the important news breaks that are the equivalent of coast-to-coast CPR. (more)

The name Hank Williams, Jr. isn’t usual associated with political insight and expert analysis of current events. But the “Are you ready for some football?” singer has some strong political views, and he shared them on “Fox & Friends” Monday morning. Among other things, he compared the president to Adolph Hitler. (more)

The field of Republican presidential candidates, and those participating in the nominating process by attending debates, have attracted negative attention in recent months for what some see as mean-spirited outbursts during debates. For example, allegations swirled around Thursday’s Fox News/Google debate that audience members “booed” a gay soldier. (more)

The Daily Caller is live tweeting tonight’s GOP debate hosted by Fox News and Google, and presented by the Republican Party of Florida. Featuring nine GOP contenders, the debate runs until 11 p.m. Join the conversation! (more)

Long-shot Republican presidential candidate Fred Karger received confirmation Thursday that the Federal Election Commission will investigate his exclusion from an August 11 Iowa debate hosted by Fox News. (more)