With Karl Rove and Judith Miller in the news over their roles in the faulty claims that prompted the Iraq war, Megyn Kelly should be throwing at least the same kind of hissy fit that she’s been throwing at Ferguson and #BlackLivesMatter protesters. 

As the "news" network for white America, Fox is aghast that anybody would question the reality that white privilege is an intrinsic part of America's social fabric. And that's why, on Friday, Elisabeth Hasselbeck consoled a college student who, like those on Fox, just doesn't understand why white folks are so maligned!

Mark Howard, proprietor of NewsCorpse, has written the second volume of his Fox Nation vs. Reality series. Mark was kind enough to answer some questions for us about his thoughts after years of observing and writing about Fox News and Fox Nation.

With Hillary Clinton’s likely presidential campaign to formally begin soon, Fox News apparently can’t resist bringing back its most notorious Hillary hater – and mis-prognosticator – Dick Morris. 

The Easter holiday is over in many parts of the world. But Russell Brand's Good Friday takedown of Bill O'Reilly and Fox News' lack of Christian values - while touting same - is timeless.

Fox’s “Business block” show, Cashin’ In, spent an entire segment attacking outgoing Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) for not having any regrets over his claim that Mitt Romney had not paid his taxes.

When the University of Mississippi Medical Center canceled an Easter service because its policy is to host health-related events, only, Fox’s Anna Kooiman insisted that an Easter service is health related. 

Fox’s Chris Wallace announced he’d present the pros and cons of the Iran deal, but what he meant was he’d discuss it with Republican Senator Bob Corker and leave it to reporter James Rosen to do a “fair and balanced” report that worked in a few Democratic quotes – in addition to as many opposing views.

While Fox News cheered on the Indiana "religious freedom" bill as a way to protect Christians, they sure don't feel the same way about a Wisconsin ordinance, pushed by the evil Freedom From Religion Foundation, which protects atheists. On this morning's Fox & Friends, we learned that this action is anti-Christian because Christians have a right to discriminate against atheists!

When a college rejected federal funds in order to be able to discriminate against LGBT students and employees, Fox News applauded.