While Fox News gleefully points fingers at Brian Williams, it might want to pay a little more attention to truth-telling within its own ranks. 

Now that he's no longer doing his Fox gig, Mike Huckabee has found another outlet for his need to spread the gospel of the Christian right. He will be appearing in an upcoming anti-gay video which asserts that the evil gay agenda will destroy Christianity.

Like a Pavlovian dog, Sean Hannity and his Fox News pals can’t seem to talk about Brian Williams’ controversy without making it about Hillary Clinton.

Methinks all that media attention and public outcry over Jon Stewart’s decision to leave The Daily Show has Fox News a wee bit jealous. Especially when you consider how Fox is such a target for Stewart’s humor.

The Southern Poverty Law Center no longer has an “Extremist File” on Dr. Ben Carson. SPLC still thinks Carson has plenty of extreme views. But Bill O’Reilly dismissed SPLC’s remaining concerns and took full credit for what he seemed to think was a complete acquittal of Carson. Oh, and while he was at it, O’Reilly accused SPLC of supporting polygamy.

Republican Marco Rubio is branding his 2016 presidential candidacy with hawkish foreign policy cred. So guess what Megyn Kelly helped to highlight during her interview with Rubio last night?

Funny, Fox & Friends is constantly whining about free speech hating campus liberals who seek to exclude opposing views. Yet, on yesterday's Fox & Friends, the curvy couch cretins attacked a Brown U. student who had the audacity to write an anti-ROTC article in the campus newspaper.  

Before Jon Stewart announced he’s leaving The Daily Show, he launched a withering attack on Fox News that will likely make you miss him even before he's gone.

In the real world, the Benham Brothers were fired from the HGTV network when their radical anti-gay activism was exposed. But on Fox & Friends, which provided a platform for the boyz to pimp their new book and whine about persecution, the Benhams were "fired for their faith."

The Christian right is in a tizzy over Obama's supposed anti-Christian Prayer Breakfast comments. So who better to validate this sense of Christian victimhood than official Fox priest Fr. Jonathan Morris who, on Sunday, fulfilled his sacred Fox obligation to pimp the party line and smear Obama.