Bret Baier has anchored Special Report since 2009, and before that, covered the White House and the Pentagon for Fox. Baier has also hosted several misleading special documentaries for Fox News.

Suzanne Scott became CEO of Fox News and Fox Business in May 2018. A year previously, she replaced outgoing Fox co-president Bill Shine as president of programming. According to lawsuits against the channel, Scott ignored employees’ complaints of racial discrimination and sexual harassment, and also retaliated against some complainants. Scott has been part of Fox News since it launched in 1996.

Eboni Williams joined Fox News in 2015 and was a co-host for The Fox News Specialists for a few months in 2017 until it was canceled after co-host Eric Bolling was fired for reported sexual harassment. She left Fox News in March 2019.

Tom Shillue hosts a daily radio show for Fox News Radio, and he’s is also a Fox News contributor. He previously hosted the late-night show Red Eye for Fox, and before that he was a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show.

Wendell Goler was a White House correspondent for Fox News and joined the channel when it launched in 1996. Goler left Fox News in 2014.

Shepard Smith is a former daytime anchor for Fox News, having hosted Shepard Smith Reporting and often debunking false claims from other Fox News personalities. He was also the chief news anchor and managing editor for Fox's breaking news division. He formerly hosted an evening news program called The Fox Report and had been with Fox News since its founding in 1996. He left the network in 2019. 

Dylan Byers joined MSNBC and NBC News as a senior media reporter in 2018. He was previously a media reporter at CNN and Politico.