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2026
FOX News Media and BCRF host breast cancer research panel
FOX News Media teamed up with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for a panel at Fox News headquarters in New York City highlighting advances in breast cancer research and treatment and encouraging women to take an active role in their healthcare.
2026
Kevin O'Leary claims Wonder Valley critics are Chinese agents on Fox Business
On May 11, 2026, Kevin O'Leary said on Fox Business that he was under attack by Chinese agents, attributing a surge of online criticism following county approval of his Wonder Valley data center project to China, reading out the names of critics, and saying he had his guys dig into IP addresses. About six weeks later, O'Leary posted a note clarifying that he has no evidence that Alliance for a Better Utah, Elevate Strategies, Gabrielle Finlayson, Taylor Knuth or Josh Kanter are funded by China or the Chinese Communist Party, and Fox News Media apologized for the error.
2021
Smartmatic files defamation lawsuit against Fox News
Smartmatic filed a $2.7-billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News and three of its hosts, alleging they presented false claims about Smartmatic’s role in the 2020 election that damaged its reputation. Fox News Media denied wrongdoing and said it would defend the lawsuit.
2020
Fox News International streaming service announcement
Fox News Media announced that it would launch a live streaming service for international users to access its news and business television channels. The service was scheduled to debut in Mexico on August 20, become available in Spain, Germany and the United Kingdom starting September 17, and reach 20 countries by year-end.
2020
WASHLITE sues Fox News over coronavirus coverage
The Washington League for Increased Transparency and Ethics sued Fox News, alleging that the network disseminated false information minimizing the danger of COVID-19; the suit characterized the conduct as unfair and deceptive trade practices. Fox News called the lawsuit “Wrong on the facts, frivolous on the law” and said it would defend vigorously.