Charlie Hurt

Henry Charles Hurt III, known professionally as Charlie Hurt, was born on November 3, 1971, in Chatham, Virginia. His early exposure to journalism began in his childhood, publishing the “Gilmer Gazette” from his street. Hurt pursued higher education at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, where he gained early experience working at various newspapers including the *Danville Register & Bee*, the *Richmond Times-Dispatch*, and the *St. Louis Post-Dispatch*. This foundational period prepared him for a career in political commentary, focusing on factual reporting and analysis.

Hurt’s professional career began in 1995 at *The Detroit News*, where he worked until 2001. He then moved to Washington, D.C., joining *The Charlotte Observer*. From 2003 to 2007, Hurt served as a reporter for *The Washington Times*, covering the U.S. Congress. He then transitioned to *The New York Post*, where he held the position of D.C. Bureau Chief and news columnist for five years, covering the White House. This period solidified his reputation as a respected political journalist.

In 2011, Hurt rejoined *The Washington Times* as a political columnist, and in December 2016, he was named the opinion editor. His career progression further include regular appearances as a contributor to Fox News Channel, and in January 2025, he was announced as a co-host of *Fox & Friends Weekend*. His work has consistently focused on political commentary, with his views often aligning with Republican perspectives.