The day after this week's deadly Amtrak train crash, House Republicans cut Amtrak’s funding and refused to provide additional funds for equipment that might have prevented the crash. But have no fear, GOP! Fox host Megyn Kelly and her sycophantic colleague, Chris Stirewalt, are there to help rehab your image!

NY Cardinal Timothy Dolan is BFFs with Roger Ailes and his "angel" Catholic wife who raises lots of money for Dolan's charities. In turn,, Fox provides a platform for conservative Catholic teachings. Fox is also a place where Cardinal Dolan is defended from criticism and, on today's Fox & Friends, Steve Doocy did his sacred duty.

Apparently, Fox News thinks Greg Gutfeld is the conservative answer to Jon Stewart and John Oliver. As of May 31, he’s going to be hosting a one-hour comedy show on Fox News on Sunday nights.

Jon Stewart’s mockery of Sean Hannity’s spring break coverage must have deeply wounded his widdle fee fees – that turn so tender when it comes to his own self. Last night, for at least the second time, Hannity used the latest in his never-ending series to smear Stewart. Again.

Jon Stewart exposed Fox News’ self-serving and dishonest attacks on President Obama for calling out Fox News’ demonization of the poor. Coffee spray alert!

Sean Hannity was sent into a frenzy of “good Christian” hate last night after President Obama suggested faith-based organizations speak out more forcefully on behalf of poor people.

A new Pew Poll shows that the number of those who identify as Christian, especially millennials, has dramatically dropped and this makes the nice Fox News Christians very sad. On yesterday's "The Five," the five lamented this trend. But never fear, Eric Bolling (the "dumb guy")  still loves Jesus and, the feeling is mutual! 

Last night, Fox host Megyn Kelly and reporter James Rosen hit back at President Obama for his criticisms of the network’s biased and misleading reporting on poverty. But instead of directly answering Obama’s charge and defending its coverage, Kelly and Rosen defended Fox News’ approach as a whole. And each seemed to implicitly acknowledge Fox's bias.

Jeb Bush got into a spot of trouble this week when he told Megyn Kelly that he would invade Iraq “given what we know now.” Rather than press him for clarification at the time, Kelly and some her Fox pals have jumped in to rehab his answer by saying that he answered a different question.

President Obama called out Fox News' dishonest and biased portrayal of the poor during his remarks at a poverty summit at Georgetown University yesterday.