One America News (OAN) has finalized a multi-year agreement with Spectrum, bringing the conservative news network to millions of American households. Under the deal, OAN will now be included in Spectrum’s TV Select and TV Stream plans, alongside AWE (A Wealth of Entertainment). Additionally, Spectrum customers will receive access to OAN Live, the network’s streaming platform, at no extra charge.
Charles Herring, president of Herring Networks—the parent company of OAN—celebrated the partnership as a major step in widening access to OAN’s programming. Herring noted the agreement demonstrates a mutual commitment to high-quality, accessible content and encouraged new viewers to subscribe ahead of the official rollout.
Spectrum also hailed the move as a key enhancement to its growing content offerings. Executive Vice President of Programming Acquisition Tom Montemagno highlighted OAN and AWE as valuable additions to the company’s diverse lineup, providing more choices and value for subscribers.
This agreement represents a significant boost for OAN, which has been expanding operations throughout 2025. The network recently launched The Matt Gaetz Show, featuring the former Florida congressman in a nightly primetime slot. Gaetz also hosts a weekly late-night program blending political commentary and interviews. OAN has also constructed a new broadcast studio in California and secured office space at the Pentagon for live news reporting.
With 16 hours of live breaking news content daily, including coverage from Capitol Hill, the White House, and the Pentagon, OAN aims to cement its status as a leading conservative news outlet. The new deal with Spectrum reinforces its national footprint and offers an alternative media voice to viewers across the country.
The move comes at a time when conservative viewers are actively seeking alternatives to mainstream networks, and the inclusion of OAN on Spectrum’s platform signals renewed momentum for the network. After facing distribution setbacks in recent years, this agreement marks a pivotal shift in OAN’s reach and influence. The network’s expansion efforts—both in content and infrastructure—position it to capture a larger share of the conservative audience, particularly as the 2026 midterm elections approach and demand for right-leaning news coverage intensifies.
