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Kevin O’Leary and Fox News Media are sued by a Utah nonprofit and political consulting firm for falsely alleging they worked for the Chinese Communist Party to oppose O’Leary’s data center project. The plaintiffs claim O’Leary repeated baseless accusations in media appearances, while Fox amplified them without verification. Both parties later retracted the claims after legal pressure.

Fox News host Johnny 'Joey' Jones reenlisted in the United States Marine Corps during a ceremony at the Pentagon, where he will serve again after previously retiring as a staff sergeant. Jones suffered a life-changing injury while deployed in Afghanistan and has since become an advocate for service members. He will continue to work as a co-host and provide military analysis for FOX News Media.

Fox News Media dominated its annual upfront presentation to advertisers, touting its success as a top dog in cable news and its ability to reach large audiences through live sports and news. The brand has had its best year ever on YouTube with 4.5 billion video views. Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch emphasized the company's focus on delivering content that audiences desire.

FOX One expanded its podcast portfolio with eight new series from FOX News Media and Red Seat Ventures, including shows hosted by Sean Hannity, Riley Gaines, and others. Subscribers can now stream these podcasts directly on the platform, with specific release schedules for each series.