Carl Cameron

Carl Cameron is the co-founder and chief political correspondent for Front Page Live, a platform designed to offer a progressive perspective on current events, contrasting the more conservative angles often seen in mainstream media. By producing and contributing to content on this site, his goal is to provide balanced viewpoints and foster informed decision-making among voters.

Previously, Cameron held several high-profile positions at Fox News Channel (FNC), where his career spanned over two decades. He joined FNC in 1996, initially as a political correspondent covering Capitol Hill, and his roles evolved over the years. He served as FNC's first chief White House correspondent, first chief congressional correspondent, and ultimately as the chief political correspondent. During his tenure, he was known for his extensive coverage of U.S. politics, earning him the nickname “Campaign Carl.” He reported on a wide array of political activities, including multiple presidential elections from 1988 onwards, interviewing figures such as Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George Bush, and key presidential nominees across the years. His reporting was recognized for its depth and non-partisan approach, earning praise from multiple outlets including The New York Times and The Washington Post.

Washingtonian Magazine acknowledged his significant contributions to journalism by naming him one of the top 50 journalists in Washington D.C. in 2009. Cameron has also embarked on a project that diverges from his usual political commentary, co-authoring a book on blues music, race, and American culture with Tony “TC” Coleman, who was the drummer for BB King for over 30 years. This work reflects his versatile interests and ability to explore complex cultural narratives.

Cameron’s journalistic integrity and extensive experience in political reporting continue to make him a respected voice in media, capable of providing insightful analysis on the dynamics of American politics and culture.