Don Imus News

Has the left finally a reason to be impassioned by a threat to our national security? Michaele and Tareq Salahi seem to have provided that reason.

MSNBC host Chris Matthews, MSNBC reporter Norah O'Donnell, and MSNBC guest Joan Walsh shamelessly played the race card against Sarah Palin and her book-buying audience last week.

$15. Last year, Hayes Carll's third album, "Trouble in Mind," made him something of a critical darling.

This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," November 24, 2009. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.

November 24, 2009 10:45 pm ET - 0 Comments Sean Hannity falsely claimed that Obama has "got" a "guy" in his administration "that supports forced sterilizations." Hannity did not specify which "guy" he was referring to, but has previously leveled this charge at director of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Cass Sunstein ...

Both considered themselves better than Sarah. Neither seems like professional reporters." ***************************** You must have seen different interviews than the ones I saw.

RALEIGH Curtis Media Group executives haven't yet decided what format to feature on longtime sports radio station WRBZ 850 AM the former 850 The Buzz but they do know who will be anchoring their morning drive time slot: Don Imus.

Talk show host Don Imus had GOP strategist Mary Matalin on to ask her about Sarah Palin's book tour and future as a party leader.

Representing a significant victory for a channel that has struggled to find viewers since its launch two years ago, the Fox News Network spinoff was added to Cablevision's digital tier Thursday, instantly adding about 3 million homes to FBN's total subscriber count of around 50 million.

Leave it to Switzerland's version of Dr. Doom to make the latest apocalyptic pronouncement on the future of the U.S. dollar -- and the outlook for gold prices.

Ethics and Free Speech Obscene or hate speech is certainly not the most efficient way to convey a message.

There's a little joke that Sen. Orrin Hatch likes to tell about the so-called ''public option'' in the health-care legislation that passed the House by a vote of 220-215 over the weekend.

Malcolm Gladwell explains Christmas , as imagined by Craig Brown for Vanity Fair : "In a hugely influential 2004 experiment at the University of Colorado at Bollocks Falls, Professor Sanjiv Sanjive and his team asked 323 volunteers to wrap themselves in swaddling clothes and spend the night in a stable, lying in a manger.

Jim Kerr of WAXQ landed in the top ten. New York radio still has a pack of well-known morning hosts, but at the moment, they aren't the ones who dominate the morning ratings.

Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, told a national TV audience Monday that he empathizes with Muslims who are upset by the media's focus on the Islamic background of the alleged gunman in the Fort Hood mass shooting.

New Jersey, highest autism rate in the nation, no philosophical exemption for vaccination, and a governor that has been less than helpful to our community.

Game-Changing Imus Interview for Christie? [ Greg Pollowitz ] Neal Cavuto, days before the election, thought this interview with Chris Christie on the Don Imus show might be a "game changer." In retrospect, maybe he was right.

Joe Ligotti , aka The Guy From Boston , thinks radio yakker Don Imus is a big, fat idiot! While on air, the notoriously insensitive Imus called the 400-plus-pound Ligotti "fat and stupid" and "a moose" after he saw The Guy From Boston on Neil Cavuto 's show.

November 3, 2009: Larry Wilson, who founded Citadel in 2001, is back in the radio business as head of Alpha Broadcasting, and he's the subject of a Time profile headed "Rescuing Radio." Time 's Belinda Luscombe is tough on the state of the radio industry; she writes, "Saying that radio is in dire straits is like saying Don Imus is chatty." The ...

Imus said something like, "If Dr. Oz, Oprah's doctor, doesn't feel safe about the swine flu vaccine and won't give it to his kids, why should we trust it?" But as far as I can tell, this is not Dr.