Bill O’Reilly opened his show tonight with his so-called explanation about why the Democrats “earned the thrashing” they got last night. One big reason? They played the race card. “You do not, do not play the race card,” O’Reilly lectured.

Republican Shelley Moore Capito took a victory lap and curtain call on Fox News today after being elected West Virginia Senator last night. Host Neil Cavuto wasted little time asking her about the prospects for impeachment.

You wouldn’t expect Fox New not to find a way to make the 2014 midterm elections about Hillary Clinton, would you?

In case you need some laughs today, check out Stephen Colbert's mockery of cable news last night.

During their “straight news” coverage of the election results last night, both Megyn Kelly and Bret Baier (but mostly Kelly) dropped little comments that clued viewers into good things about Republican candidates and bad things about Democrats. I made a mashup.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) claimed tonight that it’s important for Republicans to lead with a “positive, optimistic agenda” when they take over the U.S. Senate. But unless your idea of “positive” and “optimistic” is more hearings on Benghazi and maybe impeachment, don’t hold your breath.

I can tell by the enthusiasm in the Fox News hosts that it's looking good for the GOP tonight.

It looks very much as though Fox News broke the rules of exit poll reporting – and did so to help their former colleague and current Republican senate candidate, Scott Brown.

Bill O’Reilly announced that he “does not endorse political candidates” in his Talking Points commentary last night. Then he proceeded to lay a case for viewers to vote Republican anyway.

Ben Stein doesn’t just think Obama is “the most racist president there has ever been in America,” he suggested African Americans are little more than dishonest racists for supporting him. He got only mild pushback from Fox host Shannon Bream