All five panelists in a “fair and balanced” Fox News discussion attacked President Obama’s decision to reject the Keystone Pipeline. For diversity, two of the guests were not disrespectful in their disagreement.

If you were wondering whether Rupert Murdoch still thinks Dr. Ben Carson would make a "terrific" "real black president" despite being caught in a lie about West Point and his other bizarre statements - the answer appears to be yes.

While Fox was smearing Quentin Tarantino last week, host Andrea Tantaros took a detour to smear Democratic cities (like New York, where the #RiseUpOctober rally that hosted Tarantino was) and #BlackLivesMatter. Her comments were not just outrageous but were deemed the most outrageous by our readers in last week's poll.

Megyn Kelly rightly aired the news that police lieutenant Charles Joseph Gliniewicz, who had previously been painted as a murder victim, turned out to be a criminal who killed himself. But Kelly failed to acknowledge that she had joined conservatives in wrongly blaming #BlackLivesMatter.

Fox News frequently injects itself into political controversy (community organizing?) for the purpose of influencing the outcome in the "right" direction. However, recent Colorado school district election results demonstrate that Fox News isn't always able to git er done!

Fox News is helping Dr. Ben Carson hit back at Politico for catching his lie about being offered a scholarship to West Point. But I’m willing to bet it will not help him in the long run.

Fox News contributor George Will wrote a scathing critique of Bill O’Reilly’s latest book – and O’Reilly reacted like a spoiled bully. But Will gave as good as he got.

In his Rolling Stone article about Roger Ailes, Gabriel Sherman writes that Fox & Friends works with "daily, structured talking points that come straight from the top." But it's not just Fox & Friends. As we've seen from the supportive coverage of the persecuted Christian coach, it's across the board - even on Bill O'Reilly's "no spin" show!

While some Fox News figures are trying to defend Ben Carson after he was caught fabricating a claim to have been offered a scholarship to West Point, Fox is quietly getting ready to throw its protégé under the bus.

Leave it to Fox News to make the bombshell news that Republican candidate Ben Carson was not, as he has repeatedly claimed, offered a scholarship to West Point about Hillary Clinton and Benghazi.