I think most American news outlets were penetrated long ago by the US government, especially its intelligence agencies. Google, for instance, Operation Mockingbird, the CIA infiltration, that goes back to the late 1940s. As for FoxNews, I think Murdoch's operations are a mouthpiece for neoconservatives and the intelligence community's "point of view." Now that Fox owns the WSJ, its editorial page has stridently defended every proposed foreign intervention and the entirety of our government's surveillance apparatus. One would think a news organization might be somewhat discomfited by the Snowden revelations, but the WSJ has voiced no qualms or apprehension that the architecture in place might somehow be misused by the government, although such misuse has already occurred. See straightlinelogic, "It's Probably Much Worse Than You Think," June 10, 2013, http://www.straightlinelogic.com/straigh..., "The Fully Operation Police State," July 29, 2013, http://www.straightlinelogic.com/straigh..., and "Reservations In Hell," August 26, 2013, http://www.straightlinelogic.com/straigh....