Fox News shook up its prime-time lineup on Monday within the first main reorganization to its hottest programming because the starting of the Trump administration. The strikes embrace completely filling the 8 p.m. slot that has been vacant because the community canceled Tucker Carlson’s present in April.

The modifications will outcome within the promotion of two rising stars on the community — Jesse Watters, whose present will transfer to eight p.m. from 7 p.m., and Greg Gutfeld, who has been internet hosting an 11 p.m. comedy and present occasions program that recurrently attracts increased rankings than late night time rivals like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel. Mr. Gutfeld’s present will now be at 10 p.m.

Laura Ingraham, who has hosted a ten p.m. program since 2017, will transfer to 7 p.m., occupying the hour that Mr. Watters has been internet hosting. Sean Hannity, a mainstay at Fox News since its early days, will stay in his 9 p.m. slot.

Fox’s prime time rankings have persistently been the best in cable news however have fallen off by roughly one-third because the community took Mr. Carlson off the air. His departure adopted a string of public relations complications and authorized issues stemming from each his offensive commentary, on and off the air, and a lawsuit from a former producer claiming that he had enabled a poisonous office.

In April, shortly earlier than canceling Mr. Carlson’s present, Fox News and its father or mother firm settled a defamation lawsuit by Dominion Voting Systems for $787.5 million. Some of Mr. Carlson’s personal textual content messages grew to become public through the case, together with some through which he attacked community colleagues, denigrated former President Donald J. Trump and mentioned he didn’t consider that the outcomes of the 2020 election had been materially affected by voter fraud.

One particularly damaging text, which set off a disaster on the high of the Fox Corporation, expressed inflammatory views about violence and race.