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Former Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said his former employer presented an “unsustainable” workplace after the 2020 election and he “just no longer felt comfortable with the programming” at the media giant. “I’m fine with opinion: conservative opinion, liberal opinion,” Wallace told the New York Times in an interview published Sunday. “But when people start to question the truth — Who won the 2020 election? Was Jan. 6 an insurrection? — I found that unsustainable.”

Voters no longer prefer Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton over Republican nominee Donald Trump, according to a national poll published Wednesday. Clinton’s favorability numbers are down 6 points in one week, earning a career-high 56 percent unfavorable rating, a new ABC-Washington Post poll reveals. Although Trump’s 63 percent was higher, when the poll was narrowed to only include registered voters, Clinton’s numbers went much higher. Clinton now virtually ties with Trump at 59 percent, to Trump’s 60 percent. Trump’s favorability has steadily increased since the Republican National Convention in July to 35 percent. Clinton also lost some of her key demographics,...

But Tuesday afternoon, Trump met with reporters and forcefully claimed the videotape proved Fields had exaggerated her story–with the reporter perhaps posing a threat to Trump himself. Shapiro said those comments weighed on her decision not to appear with Megyn Kelly. “I’ve been encouraging Michelle to come on TV and tell her part of the story since she’s obviously being lied about by Mr. Trump and presumably by the rest of the Trump campaign all day…she didn’t want to be the center of the story.” In a comment at the end of the hour, Kelly noted she had spoken to...

<p>It is truly sad how Cindy Sheehan has dishonored her son in so many ways. She has called the men who killed him, "freedom fighters." She has even tried to hint that he died from "friendly fire."</p> <p>And perhaps worst of all, Cindy appears to have blatantly misrepresented Casey's thinking about his service and the Iraq war. Casey's father, Patrick, is now on record of saying that his son was proud of his service in the Army.</p>

Wed Jun 4, 3:30 PM ETSenator Hillary Rodham Clinton (news - web sites), D-N.Y., greets a group of elementary school children on Capitol Hill Wednesday, June 4, 2002. Her new memoirs, titled 'Living History', is scheduled to be released Monday, June 9. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook)