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  Woman Accusing Trump Defense Secretary Nominee of Sexual Assault Believes She Was Drugged, 'Remembered Saying No a Lot': Police

  A resurfaced report detailing allegations of sexual assault against Pete Hegseth reveals the victim suspected she was drugged and "remembered saying no a lot."

• New Sexual Harassment Claims; FOX News Losing Advertisers

  On Tuesday, FOX News faced a major advertising revolt as advertisers continued pulling their ads from the cable show due to Bill O’Reilly’s sexual harassment accusations.

• Fox News Investigation, Preet’s Absence Could Cause Changes

  There will be many repercussions surrounding the firing of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Preet Bharara, especially for Fox News.

• Kellyanne Conway Apologized to Donald Trump after Ivanka Clothing Line Comments

  White House taking bipartisan heat for Ivanka-Nordstrom comments by Kellyanne Conway. Top adviser to Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway, apologized to The U.

• 'You Think Our Country's So Innocent?', Trump Dedends Putin

  Trump replies to Bill O'Reilly statement that calls Russian President Vladimir Putin a killer, by saying that US is no better or different from the Russian killings.

• FOX News secretly settles Juliet Huddy’s sexual harassment allegations against Bill O' Reilly

  A new document obtained by the New York Times states that Bill O’ Reilly was accused of sexual harassment by former FOX News anchor Juliet Huddy.

• Fox News slams Trump for 'verbal assaults' on Megyn Kelly, says presidentiable has 'sick obsession' with anchor

  Fox News took a hard-hitting swipe against presidential hopeful Donald Trump for making "sexist verbal remarks" against news anchor Megyn Kelly.

• Fox News, North Jersey Media Group end lawsuits through settlement

  Fox News and North Jersey Media Group (NJMG) has reached a settlement regarding the famous photo of firefighter raising the US flag in the site of the World Trade Center after the 9/11 attacks. The settlement discontinues the copyright infringement lawsuits the companies have filed against each other.

• Rupert Murdoch criticizes Trump's comments on illegal immigrants

  Media baron Rupert Murdoch took issue on Sunday with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's comments that many illegal immigrants from Mexico are bringing crime to the United States, tweeting: "Trump wrong."

• Jindal criticized by Louisiana newspapers over Muslim 'no-go zone' remarks

  Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, was criticized on Wednesday by his state's two largest newspapers over contentious remarks referring to Muslim-controlled "no-go zone" areas in European cities.

• Fomer US contractor enters guilty plea in Fox News probe

  Attorney for former US State Department contractor Stephen Kim, Abbe Lowell, said that his client unfortunately made a grave mistake without intention, which was to talk to a reporter just like so many government officials in Washington do. Kim pleaded guilty of divulging classified information and for providing a false statement to the US FBI.

• Megyn Kelly: Fox News Host Debates Panelists About the Role of Working Moms in America (Video)

  Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly slammed two panelists - and the network's regulars- Lou Dobbs and Erick Erickson on Friday over the pundits' supposedly 'sexist' pronouncements about working mothers and the "decline of the American family."

• Department of Justice Obtained Phone Records of Fox News Journalist James Rosen (Video)

  The Justice Department obtained a portfolio of Fox News' James Rosen, including a record of his conversations and visits as part of an investigation into a possible leak.

• James Holmes Trial Update: Jana Winter, Journalist, Who First Reported About Suspect's Notebook Could Face Jail Time (Video)

  Fox News reporter Jana Winter is the woman who first reported about the notebook that suspect James Holmes allegedly sent to his psychiatrist before last July's massive shooting in an Aurora movie theater. She now could face jail time for not revealing how she obtained the notebook. She is scheduled to testify on Wednesday.

• Jim Carrey vs. Fox News: Network Dares Comedic Star to File Lawsuit

  Ever since actor Jim Carrey released the satirical music video skit "Cold Dead Hand," in which he attacked opponents of gun control, the wave of venom between him and conservatives has continued unabated. The bulk of this firestorm has been between Carrey and pundits of "The Five," a show on the Fox News Channel, and the nasty back-and-forth has been specifically with its host, Greg Gutfeld.