Thursday, May 18th, 2017 Ailes legacy: stoking divisions, damaging truth Pundits were marveling at the roiling news out of Washington in the past week, even before the latest striking developments on Trump and Russia. And then this morning came word of another signal event: The unexpected death of Roger Ailes, the disgraced former overlord of Fox News and, not incidentally, a man who played a […] Bill Wyman
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