Shepard Smith

The out anchor tells The Advocate about his new CNBC show and his responsibility to the public.

The former Trump target is anchoring a new prime-time program.

The gay broadcast journalist may soon find life after Fox News.

After enduring public attacks from other Fox News hosts, Smith left the conservative news network to "begin a new chapter."

It's a bizarre claim for Carlson, who consistently spews right-wing talking points, to make about his out colleague.

The out anchor denounces the president's doctored hurricane map.

The anchor is one of the few Fox personalities willing to be critical of the president. 

Smith recently critiqued Fox's opinion shows as mere entertainment that follows no rules.

The out anchor continues to challenge Trump and the Republicans' unending lies, even as his Fox colleagues promote them.

The out anchor once again deviates from the Fox News party line.

Hannity says his Fox News colleague is "anti-Trump," and Smith responds that he's a journalist reporting the facts.

"CNN's reporting was not fake news," Smith said during his Fox News broadcast.

The out Fox News anchor defended the freedom of the press in a sharp critique of the president-elect.

The usual niceties the internet offers whenever a celebrity comes out were largely missing for Shepard Smith of Fox News.

The Fox News anchor was asked whether Ailes had kept him in the closet.

America's Survival Inc. thinks Fox's Megyn Kelly isn't antigay enough to take over Sean Hannity's time slot on the network.