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Glenn Beck's show still has higher ratings than all of its 5 p.m. cable competitors put together, but it has been losing viewers at an alarming rate. And it's got fewer -- and less prestigious -- advertisers than "The Situation Room" or "Hardball with Chris Matthews." Will Fox pull the plug?

Move over Oprah. Fox News host Glenn Beck has turned into a literary tastemaker -- and his book picks are yielding staggering sales figures for the respective authors.

True to her roots as an ex sports anchor, Sarah Palin is back on TV. Her chat with Bill O'Reilly on FOX News on Tuesday was the former Alaska governor's debut as a correspondent with the network. She used the appearance to trash her recent "60 Minutes" profile she said she hadn't seen.

During his short segment on The O'Reilly Factor Monday night, recently deposed CNN news anchor Lou Dobbs parried Bill O'Reilly's attempts to goad him into disparaging the Obama administration, but shed little light on his future plans. Dobbs said that in "the last 90 days," Jonathan Klein, the head...

John Stossel, one of the leading conservative TV journalists, has left his longtime corporate home at ABC News for News Corp (NWS)'s Fox News. Stossel, a fixture the Walt Disney Co. (DIS)-owned network since 1981, signed a multiyear deal with Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel. He will host...

America is a land where speech is free -- that is, until an advertiser puts a price on it. In the case of News Corp.'s (NWS) Fox News Channel host Glen Beck, that price is expressed in the form of 57 advertisers which have stopped spending money to reach the viewers of Beck's show. Are these...

Can Fox News Channel's Glen Beck survive the desertion of his corporate advertisers? After watching this video clip of him encouraging a guest to argue that the only way to save America is for Osama bin Laden to detonate a major weapon here in the U.S., it made me wonder whether any of the...

As a card-carrying, Obama-supporting member of the mainstream media, I rolled my eyes when I learned that Fox will air its new crime drama "Lie to Me" tonight instead of President Barack Obama's news conference discussing his first 100 days in office. But broadcasters who loathe the politics of...