The story that Dylan Ratigan was going to leave MSNBC after three years on the network was a good scoop for The New York Times' Brian Stelter, but it's frustratingly incomplete because Ratigan has ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Straight Talk. Progress for the People.” That’s the tagline on Dylan Ratigan’s home page, below the words “Dylan Ratigan for ...

Dylan Ratigan resurfaced this week. After nearly two decades of climbing the New York media ladder—Bloomberg wire-service reporter, anchor at Bloomberg TV and CNBC, a self-titled show on MSNBC—Ratigan ...

MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan devoted part of his show Monday afternoon to the “mad as Hell” protesters demonstrating as part of the initiative to “Occupy Wall Street.” Ratigan visited the protests in lower ...

Former MSNBC anchor Dylan Ratigan announced Wednesday afternoon in Saranac Lake, N.Y. that he is running for Congress in New York’s 12th District. Ratigan followed up his announcement with a string of ...

It’s been over four years since Dylan Ratigan signed off MSNBC with his last broadcast, largely focusing his efforts in the years since on his sustainability project Helical Holdings. In every sense, ...

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- CNBC's Dylan Ratigan has a goal extending far beyond business news. "My dream job is late-night TV," he told me. "If I could get an audition, I'd be in heaven." When I ...

Dylan Ratigan is the host of msnbc's "The Dylan Ratigan Show," an opinion and analysis-fueled daily broadcast program airing weekdays at 4pm on MSNBC. Ratigan also writes regularly for the Huffington ...

After listening to his latest interview with Benzinga Radio, I'm pretty sure MSNBC host Dylan Ratigan knows he won't be getting a Christmas card from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner this December.

There's always a scene in zombie movies when one non-zombie character will turn to another, and say: "If I ever turn into that, I want you to kill me." Then they make love and reload. Well, I want you ...

Ratigan, who left MSNBC in 2012, is running as a Democrat against an incumbent Republican. By Jeremy Barr Former CNBC and MSNBC anchor Dylan Ratigan is getting into politics. On Wednesday afternoon, ...