House Speaker John Boehner made it clear on Fox News Sunday today that he is prepared to shut down funding for the Department of Homeland Security in a GOP game of immigration chicken with President Obama. The news was not received well among Fox Republicans.

Grab yer guns and head for the hills. According to Fox's go-to evangelical pastor, Robert Jeffress, "Fifty Shades of Gray" is a sign of the end of days!

An attempt to clone Fox News in Canada has failed miserably.

Megyn Kelly offered a surprisingly poignant commentary about Jon Stewart's departure from The Daily Show and being on the receiving end of Stewart's jokes.

Yesterday, Fox News attacked President Obama’s comments about big companies making billions cutting jobs and/or wages. Host Neil Cavuto commented after playing a clip, "Was it me or would that have been perfect with the theme from the Godfather underneath? Really? …Is this singling out of a company by the president a little over the top?" I guess we know how he felt.

Despite Fox hyped rumors to the contrary, the kingdom of Jordan had clearly stated that their king would be personally involved in airstrikes on ISIS targets. But that didn't stop Eric Bolling from spreading the lie that he did.

President Obama’s BuzzFeed video and the death of American ISIS captive Kayla Mueller were today’s Obama whine for Fox & Friends. Of course, Fox sang quite a different tune when President Bush made a slideshow and jokes about looking for weapons of mass destruction in the White House.

This morning, in what has to be a new low for Fox & Friends, Elisabeth Hasselbeck attacked a group of  Oakland CA Brownies just because they espouse social justice and say that black lives matter. 

What do you call a television network that cribs its segments from a Republican National Committee campaign? Why, it's called Fox News, of course.

According to the Bill O’Reilly School of Political Polling, mentioning President Obama’s name in a polling question brings about skewed results.