Megyn Kelly scolded the New York Times for calling the recent Nice attack a “truck attack” and not a “terror attack.” Then she trotted out a religious bigot to lecture us about how much more we need to hate and fear Muslims.

Even after Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg issued a statement saying she regretted criticizing Donald Trump, Fox hosted a debate that allowed its Republican guest to echo Trump by calling for her resignation.

Hillary Clinton made a rare showing on The O’Reilly Factor last night, where she weighed in on the terror attack in Nice. She got almost half as much time as Donald Trump but I think she sounded twice as informed, reasonable and smart.

Bill O'Reilly pretended his pal Donald Trump was presidential as he phoned into The O'Reilly Factor to respond to the Nice terrorist attack. But Trump was as clueless and amateurish as ever. UPDATED.

Yup, Fox's favorite Christian wing-nut pastor actually said that. The nice Christian pastor bashed President Obama, too. And what's even worse is that the curvy couch sitters, on Fox & Friends, thought it was just fine. Praise Jesus?

Former Fox News producer Charlie Reina has contacted us about an incident in which he reportedly witnessed Roger Ailes sexually harassing then-anchor Kiran Chetry on an escalator.

Newt Gingrich's Fox News contract was suspended Tuesday because he’s reportedly in serious contention to be named as Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate. Fox gave Gingrich an infomercial going-away present when the news was announced. One day later, Fox host Sean Hannity has reportedly flown Gingrich to a meeting with Trump, presumably to help his chances in the veepstakes.

A conversation between Megyn Kelly and D.L. Hughley got rather heated as they discussed race and the police killing of African American Philando Castile.

Fox’s On The Record has a new series called “The Deciders” that purports to look at “the ones who could swing the 2016 election,” as host Greta Van Sustere put it. But so far, she has forgotten to mention that she’s only interested in the ones who could swing the election for Donald Trump - and that they probably won’t . 

New York Magazine’s Gabriel Sherman has reported on five more women who claim to have been sexually harassed by Fox News CEO Roger Ailes.