NEW YORK (AP) — Fox News Channel on Friday denied Donald Trump's assertion that any of its employees wrote jokes for him to deliver this week at a New York appearance.

Fox News denied Donald Trump's claim that "a couple of people" from the network wrote jokes for his Al Smith Dinner speech.

The journalist who ghostwrote former President Donald Trump's most well-known book says his hints at being a "dictator" on "Day One" of a second term should be taken literally.On Friday, Tony Schwartz — who wrote "The Art of the Deal" 30 years before Trump's ascendancy to the White House — joined MS...

Fox News says none of its employees wrote jokes for Donald Trump to use at an appearance this week — denying an assertion made by the former president himself.

Trump took jabs at Harris during the event in New York City Thursday.

The former NBC employee in charge of marketing former President Donald Trump's reality TV show, "The Apprentice" (and its spinoff, "Celebrity Apprentice") recently published a mea culpa acknowledging his role in creating the "illusion" of success that led to Trump's political ascendancy.According to...

In a bizarre act of self-flagellation, a former high-ranking executive at NBC has issued a lengthy apology for his work on the reality competition series "The Apprentice," claiming the hit show was instrumental in launching the political career of former President Donald Trump. | Entertainment

John D. Miller, who once served as a high-ranking employee of NBC, laments his involvement in the very show that was instrumental to former President Trump's rise to fame.

"Forget the politics and just go in there and use your instinct and ask yourself: Do you trust this man?"