Apparently, Ann Coulter thinks that losing her seat on a Delta flight makes her a more sympathetic figure than a 9/11 widow.

On Fox News, a United States senator might be branded as anti-American for working on behalf of constituents instead of on behalf of Donald Trump.

Jesse Watters and his Fox News producers must have been so excited when they thought they had a real, live, violent liberal willing to be villifed on camera that nobody bothered to make sure he was legit.

Dana Loesch’s hideous NRA advertisement put her on a glide path to a decisive win in last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. But you probably won’t be surprised to know that there’s been plenty of Fox outrageousness since then to consider for this week’s poll. So without further ado…

Tucker Carlson’s very childish and dishonest follow up to his debate about allying with Russia to fight ISIS proves that he’s another bully who can’t take what he regularly dishes out.

Desperate to pretend that Donald Trump’s Russia problems don’t matter to Americans, Fox & Friends put together a fake panel of “everyday” “moms from all walks of life” to relay that message. In reality, Fox made sure viewers got its intended message by stacking the panel with conservative activists.

Fox News contributor Brit Hume can’t tell the difference between health insurance and car insurance. Or maybe he just wants Fox News viewers to confuse the two so he can pull the wool over their eyes because he'd rather destroy Obamacare than have sick Americans get health insurance.

As the Trump administration’s Russia bombshells keep dropping, Fox News snowflake Eric Bolling is going to his safe space: blaming Barack Obama.

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Not everybody at Fox News thinks Donald Trump can do no wrong. Hosts Shepard Smith and Chris Wallace, probably Fox’s two most respected figures, blasted the “lies” and “deception” about Russia coming from the White House. Meanwhile, Fox's Charles Krauthammer called Trump Jr.’s Russia meeting “deeply wrong” and the attempted justification “pathetic.”