FiveThirtyEight.com noted that both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump could spin Friday’s jobs report as there was both good news and bad in it. Guess which side Fox News chose?

Newt Gingrich used his special white-guy insight into the black community and predicted that Donald Trump’s special brand of outreach could mean more votes from African Americans “than any other Republican in modern times.”

Donald Trump is probably thrilled with the moderators chosen for the upcoming presidential debates. But the rest of us should be concerned.

Gabriel Sherman’s latest bombshell about Fox News reports that the network hacked journalists’ phone records, including those of at least one Media Matters reporter. Media Matters is threatening a lawsuit.

Fox News’ Mike Huckabee and Tucker Carlson would love to deport quarterback Colin Kaepernick and “liberals who somehow resent this country” for exercising the very same freedoms those two claimed to cherish.

As part of making America great, Fox News is in the forefront of making America hate. And that's why it's so fitting that two of Fox's head haters, Todd Starnes and Brian Kilmeade, will be honored guests at the anti-gay and misnomered Pacific Justice Institute's equally misnomered "Celebration of Justice."

Donald Trump’s much-ballyhooed immigration speech last night was a blatant effort to revive the “Willie Horton” strategy that parlayed a then-losing George H.W. Bush to win election. That strategy was developed by former Fox News chief Roger Ailes, now a Trump advisor.

In a perfect blending of Fox News political advocacy with presidential politics, Donald Trump made Bill O'Reilly's "Kate's Law" an official part of his anti-immigration platform.

Given the nastiness of Fox News’ attacks on New York Magazine’s Gabriel Sherman, his upcoming “major exposé” about Fox News, as The Daily Beast calls it, must be a doozy.

Fox News’ crackpot psychiatrist, Dr. Keith Ablow, thinks Donald Trump’s debate boast about the size of his hands and genitalia showed such “psychological strength,” Freud would have been “standing up, like applauding, standing ovation.” Seriously.