There was a whole lot of B.S. going on in Sean Hannity’s response to Jimmy Kimmel’s announcement that he was calling off their feud. Hannity was much less clever than his former foe and his showy sanctimony fell apart at the end.

After shutting down the House Intelligence Committee’s Russia investigation, Rep. Devin Nunes, the Trump-lackey chairman without any intelligence experience, is now waging war on FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.

Yesterday's Senate hearing was pretty much a bust for anyone who cares about seeing Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg answer for the company's mistakes. In a few minutes, Zuckerberg will testify in the House of Representatives. Will the questions be more substantive and penetrating? We're streaming the hearing after the jump.

Instead of owning up to why advertisers are boycotting her Fox News show and making a righteous apology to Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg for mocking his college rejections, Laura Ingraham is playing the victim – and whining about meanies on the left.

No, the raid on Rupert Murdoch’s London office had nothing to do with the Russia investigation or Donald Trump. The European Commission is investigating anti-competitive practices in sports broadcasting.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be testifying today before a joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees about data mining, Russian meddling, user privacy and more. We’ve got the testimony streaming after the jump.

After Donald Trump reportedly raged over the FBI raid on Michael Cohen, his personal attorney, Trump’s informal advisers at Fox News and Fox Business ramped up attacks on our system of justice last night. By this morning, Trump TV was urging a bit of restraint.

Sean Hannity’s obsessing over Jim Comey’s book tour won our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll last week. But Hannity has a chance to make it a twofer with his more recent obsession with Jimmy Kimmel. Hannity's got some competition, though, so it’s up to you, our dear readers, to decide.

The very brief coverage on The Five of today’s FBI raid on Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, suggests that Fox News is or was still waiting for its talking points on the matter. But that didn’t stop White House correspondent John Roberts from working in a few pro-Trump talking points into his report – before the show moved on to talk about James Comey, Loretta Lynch and the Clinton email investigation.

Tucker Carlson and pal Katie Hopkins seized on statistics supposedly showing London’s crime rate higher than New York’s as little more than an excuse to attack anyone not in favor of racially profiling “black gangs” as weak and almost treasonous.