Megyn Kelly took a minute before she began race baiting the Ferguson protests her show tonight to address the controversy over her debate question to Donald Trump

Not surprisingly, Fox News was too busy finding reasons to attack President Obama’s Clean Power Plan to fact check whether its attacks were true.

Proving that Fox never wastes an opportunity to push their favorite propaganda memes, Megyn Kelly's last question to the participants in the Fox News presidential debate was whether the candidates had received advice from God. So was it just a coincidence that Fox's propaganda priest, Fr. Jonathan Morris, subsequently gushed about the responses

Donald Trump is delighted that “I didn’t write the debate questions” Roger Ailes has promised Fox will treat him fairly. Is this the start of a new Trump/Fox News romance?

While Donald Trump waits for Megyn Kelly to apologize for asking a debate question he didn’t like, he figures he’ll do a little slut shaming of her for talking with Howard Stern about sex.

Fox’s own Todd Starnes tweeted up a storm during Fox’s debate Thursday night and his comments were not flattering to his colleagues, to say the least.

One highly visible night of challenging Republicans during Fox’s primary debate does not mean we should forget Megyn Kelly’s long history of promoting Fox News bias, anti-women rhetoric, race baiting and Donald Trump, too.

Megyn Kelly and Howard Kurtz gave Fox's Republican primary debate props for having a woman as one of the moderators. But nobody noted, much less lamented, the lack of any people of color.

The past two weeks have been Democrat-free on the supposedly neutral Fox News Sunday show.

While controversy swirls about Fox News' Republican primary debate last week, Donald Trump's pal, Roger Ailes, is runing from the heat, saying, "What? Who, me?"