Sharpton eats his lunch, which consists of a banana, salad, and lemon tea before his radio show "Keeping It Real with Reverend Al Sharpton" in New York. Shiho Fukada for NPR hide caption ...

Rev. Al Sharpton has appeared in 3,500 news stories in the past year. He hosts a daily syndicated radio show and appears on Fox and CNN. But there's a lot more Al coming.

The former presidential candidate once had his own reality TV show, “I Hate My Job,” that ran on Spike TV for a year beginning in 2004, and he hosts his own radio show. Sharpton first shot to ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton, a minister based in New York City, is founder of the National Action Network civil rights organization. He is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and he hosts MSNBC ...

MSNBC's newest opinion host is the Rev. Al Sharpton, a figure much better known for a past in which he cast more heat than light. With his new job, Sharpton is now on his third act in public life ...

The Reverend Al Sharpton has moved from controversial street protester to a media activist with access to the president. Host Michel Martin talks with Corey Dade, NPR digital news correspondent ...

Al Sharpton's radio show, Keepin' It Real, got into some muddy waters last week talking about the American right. In response to a caller upset at Sean Hannity for "talking about the President ...

"I think you'll all agree that you didn't come to this convention so you could go home and tell your friends how much Al Sharpton impressed you," said Newt Gingrich Tuesday after Sharpton spoke at ...

On this day, he began his radio show with what amounted to an Al Sharpton exclusive. “Let me tell you about what I have planned for King Day,” he said, and then he outlined the idea he had ...

Sharpton brushes off such talk of being a mismatch with Obama. He chalks it up in part to his last-man-standing status among a current generation of civil rights activists - post-King and pre ...