Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram discusses commentating the Congressional Baseball Game with 'Fox & ...

Since he helped found the program in 1998, the longtime host has been engaging in early morning political discussions from ...

After nearly 30 years of waking up to his alarm clock at 3:30 a.m., "Fox & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy will finally be able to hit the snooze. The longtime host announced on "Fox & Friends" that ...

Steve Doocy is giving up his spot on the curvy couch at “Fox & Friends,” but he won’t be leaving the Fox News morning program. Doocy told viewers Thursday he is moving to Florida where he ...

Doocy told viewers on the May 1 show that "it's time for a change" after decades on the program John Lamparski/Getty Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy is revealing his next move on the show after decades on ...

What is "Fox and Friends" without Steve Doocy? Luckily, viewers won't have to find out anytime soon. Despite a slight, and seemingly intentional, scare for audiences, Doocy announced during an May ...

Steve Doocy is leaving the Curvy Couch on “Fox & Friends” in favor of a new bend in his career. Doocy will cut back on the time he spends on the long-running Fox News Channel morning show ...

Fox News host Steve Doocy will take a new role with the network but remain a co-host of its morning talk program “Fox & Friends,” the network announced Thursday. Doocy, who has been a staple ...

After 6,828 days of waking up at 3:30 a.m., Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy decided he wanted to sleep in a bit. Doocy has co-hosted Fox News’ flagship morning show since its inception nearly ...

“Fox & Friends” Steve Doocy will step back from full-time co-hosting duties and permanently decamp to Florida where he will remotely join colleagues Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt and ...

Steve Doocy announced on May 1 that he would no longer be filming at the 'Fox & Friends' New York City studio Steve Doocy will no longer have a seat on Fox & Friends' "curvy couch" as he moves ...

Host Steve Doocy as presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits 'Fox & Friends' on April 2, 2024, in New York City.