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You’ve might have heard me mentionmy bookonce or twice onair, hoping people love it and concerned when some, like this next lady, do not. Trisha L. e-mails me: “As anMS (search)sufferer myself, I’m very disappointed in your book. You gloss over the illness we share and essentially tell all those …

Dear Viewers, We are “on the road” this week working on a special for Fox News Channel that may or may not air during the 10 p.m. ET slot sometime (that decision is “above my pay grade.”) In the meantime, we will of course do our live show and tonight …

WASHINGTON – Evenwith bipartisan support on Capitol Hill and the endorsement of over 80 newspapers across the country, supporters ofclass-action lawsuit reform (search)are waiting before they pop any champagne corks to celebratevictory. The reform measure, which has been kicking around Capitol Hill in various forms for the past six years,has …

A lot of reaction to my letting foreign critics of this country have it on my weekend show. My point wasn’t to bash them, but to help them see them… themselves. Let me be clear: Germany, you get your own economy going before you judge ours. France, don’t even talk …

Dear Viewers, This falls under the category: damned if you do, damned if you don’t. I just walked into my office from the road trip to Chicago and had one voice mail message: from Mark Geragos. This is the second time I have heard from him in many, many months. …

Penn vs. Who? |Jared Harris |Britney’s Woes |RIP, Regis’ Cat Best Actor? Sean Penn vs. Everyone Else This year’s Academy Award for Best Actor? As ballots are arriving in Academy members’ mailboxes, it’s Sean Penn‘s award to lose. The question is: Will he? Penn did fine work in two films …

Fear and loathing on the Left — that’s the subject of tonight’s “Talking Points Memo.” The writer Hunter Thompson’s book, “Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail” is a classic and there’s certainly big-time loathing in play after the president’s re-election. In Chicago and a few other places, far-Left demonstrators …

And now the most telling two minutes in television, the latest from the political grapevine: Missed the Grapevine? Watch it! Bashing Bush Tavis Smiley, who has a daily one-hour show on National Public Radio from Los Angeles, says President Bush’s decision to resubmit the nomination of Mississippi Federal Judge Charles …

And now the most intriguing two minutes in television, the latest from the wartime grapevine: U.N. Refused to Heed Warning An independent report says the U.N. was heavily to blame for the loss of 22 lives and the injury of 150 other people in that terrorist bombing of the U.N. …

So I’m watching the coverage ofSaddam Hussein’s (search)capture, and I’m incredulous. One network reporter asks, “Why did it take so long?” Another says, “But the far bigger fish, Usama bin Laden, remains at large.” Still another talks about the White House’s wishful thinking if it thinks this will make our …