Face of left-leaning network suspended for donating money to Democrats. Nov. 6, 2010— -- MSNBC has suspended anchor Keith Olbermann, after it was revealed the "Countdown" host made political ...

Five months after his messy departure from MSNBC, Keith Olbermann is preparing to launch another version of his show Countdown on Al Gore's cable network Current later this month. In this week's issue ...

The drama surrounding Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his digital affair with Olivia Nuzzi keeps growing — and now, one of Nuzzi’s most high-profile exes is chiming in. Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann ...

Both CNN and MSNBC had one especially strong night because of the Republican presidential debates. With those excluded, however, CNN beat MSNBC, 219,000 to 207,000. A year ago, when Mr. Olbermann ...

Keith Olbermann’s unpaid suspension--which was really more like a paid vacation--following revelations that he made campaign donations to Democrats was only one battle in his war with MSNBC. Network ...

The former MSNBC host took to X on Monday (November 17) to react to new claims by Nuzzi’s ex-fiance, Ryan Lizza, who alleged that Nuzzi had an affair with former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford in ...

Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann implied Tuesday he dodged a bullet by not ending up with scandal-plagued journalist Olivia Nuzzi. But he defended his decision to shower his ex-girlfriend with ...

MSNBC host Keith Olbermann has been suspended indefinitely for making three campaign contributions to Democratic candidates. NBC prohibits its anchors from putting money towards candidates without ...

Political commentator Keith Olbermann has some choice words for Sinclair Broadcast Group and, in turn, the late far-right activist Charlie Kirk in the wake of Jimmy Kimmel's suspension from late night ...

Former ESPN and MSNBC host Keith Olbermann extended his torrent of controversial social media attacks this week, this time taking aim at current ESPN star Stephen A. Smith. Smith weighed in on ABC’s ...

Before it became apparent that Tucson shooter Jared Loughner "did not watch TV" and "disliked the news," a number of political pundits scolded Fox News and Sarah Palin for "amplifying violence" in the ...