President Obama had a fascinating discussion with author Marilynne Robinson about American culture and American democracy. He also talked about the time before Fox News started “making me scary.”

Fox News wants you to think that Newt Gingrich would make a great Speaker of the House again.

As an attorney, Kimberly Guilfoyle knows that facts are important. But when it comes to Planned Parenthood, a place which she describes as "the Hannibal Lecter of family planning," she tosses facts aside in favor of anti-choice propaganda which, this morning, was spewed by anti-choice journalist Mollie Hemingway and validated by the former Victoria's Secret model.

Republican efforts to clean up House Majority Leader's Kevin McCarthy’s spilt milk about the real purpose of the Benghazi investigation may have gotten a bit harder, thanks to some remarks by Bill O’Reilly.

While Fox News loves the 2nd amendment, they find that 1st Amendment "wall of separation" thing just silly because Jesus wrote the Constitution. Check out how Outnumbered morphed Fox's popular Christian persecution meme into advocacy for clearly unconstitutional school prayer which, btw, will prevent school shootings!

Myriam Witcher was nearly hysterical with adoration for Donald Trump when she joined him on stage at a rally last week and shouted, “I’m Hispanic and I vote for Mr. Trump. We love Mr. Trump!” Naturally, Fox News booked her pronto.

Huffington Post “honored” Fox News’ 19th birthday last week in the best way possible: by highlighting its most ridiculous moments, one for each year. I’m adding two of my own.

It’s not Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert but there are some good laughs in SNL’s “Fox & Friends” from last night.

Crackpot psychiatrist Dr. Keith Ablow has added World War II Jews to the list of people he has psychoanalyzed without benefit of examination. Fortunately for Ablow's politics, his conclusions neatly dovetail with his support for Dr. Ben Carson and Carson's latest offensive statements about gun control and the Nazis.

Fox’s Neil Cavuto and Charles Payne want you to think that Hillary Clinton’s rather weak “crackdown’ on Wall Street is one step short of a communist takeover. That is, when they're not calling her a lapdog for Wall Street.