Longtime Fox News host Neil Cavuto is leaving the network after 28 years—ending his run as one of the few remaining anchors willing to criticize President-elect Donald Trump openly.

Veteran Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto is leaving the network after 28 years - and the reason might not be about money

Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto is leaving the network after 28 years, and during that time, he's amassed quite a bit of money in his name. Cavuto's last day is Thursday after the media veteran rejected Fox News' new contract deal. According to reports from The Independent, the new deal offered Cavuto a lower salary.

Neil Cavuto was rumored to have been dropped by Fox News because his show was a 'wormhole to another time' before the Trump era.

Neil’s departure from the news network shocked viewers since he was on the air for almost 30 years. Find out what he said about his exit.

The longtime anchor, 66, was praised by Fox News for bringing a "master class in journalism" to the network, meanwhile Trump — who has been routinely fact-checked by the journalist — posted, "GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICA!

Noted news anchor Neil Cavuto recently announced his decision to leave Fox News. He was a part of the network since 1996, having significantly contributed to its multiple shows, including Your World with Neil Cavuto and its sister channel’s Cavuto: Coast to Coast.

Veteran Fox News business anchor Neil Cavuto is leaving the network after his show on Thursday. Cavuto is anchor of a weekday afternoon show on Fox News Channel, and also hosts programs on the sister Fox Business Network.

After almost 30 years at Fox News, anchor Neil Cavuto revealed he was leaving the network. And those years weren't as easy as it may have seemed.

Neil Cavuto has been forced to part ways with Fox News due to contract negotiations that reportedly did not align with the network‘s plans. Cavuto, a respected journalist with a 28-year career at the network,