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Roger Ailes, former chief executive of Fox News Channel, has died, a source told Reuters on Thursday.
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[NEW YORK] Roger Ailes, former chief executive of Fox News Channel, has died, a source told Reuters on Thursday.

Mr Ailes resigned from Fox News last July following allegations of sexual harassment, marking an abrupt end to his 20-year rein over America's most lucrative and powerful cable news channel for conservatives.

Mr Ailes was 77, according to Fox's website.

REUTERS

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