“Conservative political commentator Katie Pavlich is joining NewsNation as the host of a 10 p.m. ET primetime show.” Click here to continue reading: https://deadline.com/2025/12/katie-pavlich-newsnation-primetime-1236648646/
CHICAGO, IL (December 15, 2025) – NewsNation, America’s fastest-growing cable news network in total day and primetime viewership, today announced that multiplatform journalist and political analyst Katie Pavlich is joining the network as the host of a new primetime program airing weekdays at 10 p.m. ET. The new program, focusing on the day’s biggest political […]
“NewsNation is opening its borders. “The Nexstar-owned cable-news outlet has put the bulk of its resources into coverage of events taking place in the United States, but in 2026, it will commit to chronicling affairs around the globe by naming Robert Sherman its first international correspondent. The hope is that the 29-year-old Sherman will be […]
“Right-wing firebrand Laura Loomer ripped fellow Trump ally and Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy as a “selfish leftist” for vocally criticizing the proposed Nexstar Media-Tegna merger.” Click here to continue reading via nypost.com.
“Nexstar Media Group Chairman and CEO Perry A. Sook joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the company’s $6 billion merger filing, ongoing DOJ and FCC reviews and how Trump-era deregulation opened the door for major media expansion.” Watch the video via foxbusiness.com.
“EXCLUSIVE: The CW is turning over more Wild Cards. “The network has renewed the Canadian police drama, which stars Grey’s Anatomy’s Giacomo Gianniotti and Riverdale’s Vanessa Morgan, for Season 3.” Continue reading via deadline.com.
“Nexstar Media Group, seeking to clear its $6.2 billion deal for rival TV broadcast station group Tegna, officially filed applications Tuesday with the FCC that include a request for a waiver of the agency’s 39% ownership cap for local TV broadcasters.” Continue reading via variety.com.
“The local TV station giant Nexstar has officially asked the FCC to approve the transfer of broadcast licenses controlled by Tegna, a key part of its proposed $6.2 billion takeover that would make it by far the largest owner of TV stations in the U.S.” Continue reading via hollywoodreporter.com.
“Nexstar Media Group and Tegna have filed applications with the Federal Communications Commission seeking the regulator’s consent for the transfer of broadcast licenses in connection with their pending $6.2 billion merger.” Continue reading via thewrap.com.
“Nexstar Media Group has more than 200 television stations across the country, from New York City to Rapid City, S.D. “But when Chief Executive Perry Sook makes his argument for government approval of Nexstar’s $6.2 billion deal to acquire rival broadcaster Tegna, he plans to focus on his company’s scale relative to tech companies, rather […]