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Bill O'Reilly writes a thriller-style book on the Lincoln assassination

Bill O'Reilly says he focused on Lincoln to show Americans "what true leadership is."
The Vote
Stephen Colbert gets OK for 'super PAC.' What will he use it for?

Comedian Stephen Colbert will form a 'super PAC,' which can raise gobs of money, to air political ads ahead of Election 2012. He will have to disclose donors though, the FEC said.
Vox News
Jon Stewart-Bill O'Reilly confab Day 2: Is 'Daily Show' host turning Republican?

'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart appeared again with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly. He sounded unusually Republican, but he's not quite ready to vote for one of the GOP presidential candidates.
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Jon Stewart-Bill O'Reilly show: Who won the Great Poetry Debate?

The Jon Stewart–Bill O'Reilly faceoff on 'The O'Reilly Factor' Monday touched on the White House guest list at a poetry event. Tuesday is Round 2: presidential candidates. Prepare yourself, Newt.
Vox News
The 'sinister plot' to derail Donald Trump's presidential ambitions

Donald Trump joined 'Fox and Friends' for the first time as a regular Monday to explain how Oprah Winfrey (Democrat and Obama fan) could ruin his presidential appearance.
The Vote
Donald Trump: Still an apprentice on foreign policy?

Donald Trump has talked a lot about foreign policy this week, from Iraq and Iran to China. His views are pretty unorthodox.
Vox News
Has Bill O'Reilly solved the federal deficit problem?

Bill O'Reilly, the Fox News host, outlined what he called a 'very simple strategy' for the federal deficit: turning the clock back to 2008.
Vox News
Keith Olbermann last show: Has MSNBC killed its golden goose?

Keith Olbermann, last show on Friday, leaves MSNBC after eight years. His sudden exit, midway through his contract, has some saying he's been fired and others pointing to new owner Comcast.
Chapter & Verse
Juan Williams and others: does controversy produce good books?

Juan Williams, Muntadhar al-Zeidi, and Eva Gabrielsson all landed recent book deals fueled by highly publicized controversy.
The Vote
NPR, Juan Williams: Did firing put network smack in tea party's crosshairs?

The NPR Juan Williams affair may not be a real campaign issue, but it has given conservatives the chance to rail against government waste and liberal elitism, favored targets of tea party groups.
Vox News
Colbert-Stewart rally raises question: Where is journalism headed?

Media organizations have been wrestling with whether the Colbert-Stewart rally in Washington is a political or merely entertainment event. The answer could help show where the boundaries of good journalism lie today.
Vox News
NPR fires Juan Williams for Muslim comments. Was it fair?

The contract of Juan Williams as a senior NPR news analyst was terminated following his comments about Muslims made Monday on Fox's 'The O’Reilly Factor.'
Vox News
Why Fox News has agreed to run an unflattering ad

Fox News has accepted an ad that takes on Fox’s parent company, News Corp. It could turn out to be a good public-relations move for the cable channel.
The Vote
Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly: More compatible than you think?

Jon Stewart did a two-part interview this week on ‘The O’Reilly Factor.’ When it was over, Bill O’Reilly said, ‘I’m very, very pleased.’
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Sarah Palin blasts '60 Minutes,' Obama in Fox News debut

In her Tuesday night debut as Fox News contributor on "The O'Reilly Factor," Sarah Palin rebutted a "60 Minutes" segment on her and criticized President Obama's performance.
Decoder Wire
Three reasons why Sarah Palin joined Fox News

Sarah Palin is already a multimillionaire and a best-selling author. Why put up with the hassle of being a contributor for Fox News? Well, her 'polibrity,' for one.