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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Entertainment
Stephen Battaglio

One America News Network's days may be numbered after being dropped by Verizon

LOS ANGELES — San Diego-based One America News, the strident right-wing cable channel, may soon be fighting for its survival after being dropped by another major cable operator.

The Daily Beast reported that OAN failed to reach a new carriage agreement with Verizon, the last major cable operator to run the channel. DirecTV, which provided the bulk of OAN's distribution, dropped the channel earlier this year.

Verizon confirmed the move in a statement that said OAN will no longer be on its Fios TV service as of July 31. The statement indicated that politics did not factor into its decision to part ways with OAN, which is owned by tech entrepreneur Robert Herring.

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