Donald Trump's stunning victory over Hillary Clinton drove huge Election Night viewers to cable news channels, which drew bigger audiences than their network rivals.
Roger Ailes spent two decades building Fox News into an organization that cultivated the conditions for Donald Trump's stunning victory. The irony is that he wasn't with it when the candidate crossed the finish line.
Breitbart News Network, the right-wing populist news organization that played an integral role in Donald Trump's presidential campaign, will expand its operation in the United States and open new bureaus in Europe.
Some of the reporters on the Hillary Clinton beat are willing to admit it now: There were times they wished they covered Donald Trump instead. But not Tuesday night.
Trump and the conservative media will use his loss to argue that the system is rigged, the political-media establishment is to blame, and any Republican who didn't back Trump deserves to be cast out of office.