Fox News insiders are worried that someone might sue the network if a viewer falls ill or dies as a result of its dangerous downplaying of the threat of the coronavirus, reporter Gabe Sherman said today.

There was a lot of speculation online last night that Fox News host Jeanine Pirro was drunk during her show. For what it’s worth, I’m a contrarian on this.

In case you didn’t hate Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) already for making the House of Representatives risk their lives by voting in person for the coronavirus relief bill yesterday, his Republican Rehab visits to Fox News should do the trick.

A few weeks after her “coronavirus impeachment scam” monologue went viral, Fox Business Network has dumped host Trish Regan. The network issued a statement that it had “parted ways” with its embarrassing employee.

Donald Trump told an adoring Sean Hannity last night that, based on “a feeling,” New York state doesn’t need the 30,000 ventilators for coronavirus patients Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo has been pleading for.

It’s not exactly a surprise but it’s still shocking that Donald Trump would consider an interview on Hannity, which he could probably do any and every night he wanted, a higher priority than a phone call with the president of China. In the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, no less.

Tucker Carlson would rather attack the media than question Donald Trump’s amateur prescriptions for the coronavirus pandemic.

Fox News loves to suggest there’s something wrong with Joe Biden’s mind that makes him unsuitable for the presidency. Now The Daily Show has put together a video that shows how every Fox attack could easily be made against Donald Trump.

During Fox’s “just a hoax” phase of its coronavirus coverage, chairman Rupert Murdoch canceled his 89th birthday party out of concerns for his health. Think he’ll reschedule it now that Fox is suggesting it’s “entirely reasonable” for older people to risk contracting it for the sake of the economy?

The only thing surprising about email revealing a Fox News producer promised Education Secretary Betsy DeVos an "easy" and "enjoyable" interview with Maria Bartiromo is that the DeVos’ press secretary didn't know would be a given.