Fox News claims to be fair & balanced. But even in a discussion that provided both sides of an issue, Fox & Friends still found a way to tip that balance.

Leave it to Sean Hannity to turn a debate about measles vaccinations into an attack on President Obama.

Instead of debating a group of Vermont high school students who criticized an O’Reilly Factor hit piece on their town, Bill O’Reilly had hatchet man Jesse Watters double down on the smears – and then jabbed at the students for taking the insults too seriously.

Fox's Stacey Dash has apologized for her comments implying that "bad girls... who like to be naughty" are to blame for sexual assaults on campuses.

Lindsey Lohan is reported to be suing Fox News and Sean Hannity over a guest’s comment that she and her mother did cocaine together.

Fox’s Tucker Carlson is very concerned about the “skyrocketing” number of people on food stamps. Not out of any compassion but because it could be a sign that single mothers are gorging themselves at McDonalds instead of getting married.

In the real world, Fox News is seen as an "echo chamber" for Islamophobia. In the bizarro world of Fox News, Fr. Jonathan Morris preaches that "Christianphobia" is the real problem.

We’ve been keeping an informal tally of Fox News Sunday shows that don’t bother to book any Democrats. But today’s show may take the cake for lack of balance.

CNN’s Reliable Sources discussed the role of Fox News in the upcoming Republican primaries. Sadly, it wasn’t a matter of if but how big a role the “fair and balanced” network would play

What on earth was Dennis Kucinich thinking last night when he helped Fox News’ efforts to make Libya Hillary Clinton’s Iraq?