Tonight, Fox News will begin to take the first steps in an attempt to undo the damage to its brand caused by over a year’s worth of bad news and poor decisions. The cable channel’s strongest on air personality, Sean Hannity, will be shifted to the center of prime time and its weakest show, The Five, will be banished from the evening schedule. These and other moves are setting the stage for the biggest battle yet in the cable news wars involving FNC, CNN, and MSNBC. For the past fifteen months, Fox News has been in trouble. In July 2016, the channel’s fifteen year-long ratings dominance began its slow erosion after modern television pioneer Roger Ailes, the co-founder and CEO of Fox News and its hands-on guiding influence since it started in 1996, was forced out. This led to a domino-like effect with the subsequent ouster of prominent on-air personalities and executives. Their names include Bill O'Reilly, Eric Bolling, Bob Beckel, and Ailes’s key...(Read Full Article)