According to Fox’s Stuart Varney, the only reason the media is covering Melania Trump’s plagiarized convention speech is because it “wants America to be more like bankrupt, socialist Europe” and “to get us there as fast as possible.”

It appears that the reason Megyn Kelly has been silent on the subject of Roger Ailes' alleged sexual harassment is because she says she experienced it, too. According to New York's Gabriel Sherman, that may be why Ailes will be out the door at Fox by August 1.

The internet is buzzing about Melania Trump’s convention speech which appears to have plagiarized sections of Michelle Obama’s 2008 convention speech. But this Fox News coverage did its best to give the brewing scandal as little attention as possible.

Bill O’Reilly took advantage of his friendship with Donald Trump to get him to call into The O’Reilly Factor while his own convention was going on and then tried to persuade him to prosecute Black Lives Matter, the group O’Reilly has it in for. Fortunately, Fox’s Charles Krauthammer did a terrific job of smacking it down later.

Sheriff David Clarke, the Fox News fave who has repeatedly called for violence against Trump protesters, is also a Donald Trump fave. Clarke has left (temporarily, I’m sure) his home away from home at Fox News and relocated to Cleveland where he will speak during prime time tonight. Apparently actually doing his job as sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, takes a distant back seat.

BREAKING: According to New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman, the Murdochs have decided to remove Roger Ailes from Fox News and the only question is whether it will be before the Republican convention ends this week or after.

In a discussion about the Baton Rouge shootings of several police officers yesterday, Fox’s Chris Wallace suddenly made a big point of talking about how much Donald Trump will likely benefit from the tragedy.

Just a few hours after Cleveland police officer Steve Loomis told Fox News that President Obama has “blood on his hands” that won’t be able “to come washed off,” Loomis got another friendly platform on Fox to make more inflammatory accusations against Obama and Black Lives Matter.

Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner gave a Cleveland police officer a sympathetic platform to blame President Obama for the shootings and killings of Baton Rouge police officers today. Not only did Faulkner fail to utter one word of challenge, she actively helped validate the incendiary rhetoric.

Two days after D.L. Hughley’s epic confrontation with Megyn Kelly about Fox News racism and the police, he visited SiriusXM’s Sway in the Morning show to discuss it.