Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum published a personal essay marking 22 years at the network as it celebrates its 30th anniversary, recounting her start covering the 2004 election and years spent reporting on veterans and world leaders.

Tim Tebow says he is pausing his relationship with Life Surge after a Pablo Torre-Mother Jones investigation tied him to alleged fraud by the Christian organization, prompting radio host Craig Carton to accuse Torre of unfairly attaching Tebow’s name without proof.

CNN was excluded from the White House’s official press pool for President Trump’s Saturday trip to a Tennessee-Texas football game in Knoxville, just hours after a federal judge had restored the network’s access to White House grounds.

Comedian Bill Burr said the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson should prompt healthcare executives to question their own practices rather than just hire more security, drawing a sharp rebuke from a Manhattan Institute attorney who called the remarks an endorsement of extrajudicial violence.

Ms. Rachel defended her political commentary by arguing Mister Rogers tackled civil rights, nuclear disarmament and public broadcasting funding on his own show, while a psychotherapist countered that Rogers modeled values rather than stating explicit political positions.

Kara Swisher says she’s leaving CNN once Paramount Skydance’s takeover closes, citing distrust of the new owners, though some unnamed sources speculate her exit is tied to her ex Nellie Bowles’ marriage to Bari Weiss, a rumored contender to run CNN editorial.