Didn’t you just know that from the moment President Obama announced he’d be visiting a mosque to promote more tolerance, that Fox News would pull out its best dog whistles and exploit the visit to whip up more Islamophobia and intolerance?

Sean Hannity sounded more like a customer service representative than a news host when he sought reassurance from Donald Trump, “Everything now is good with Fox from your end. I heard you the other night say so. So you’re moving forward.”

Bill O’Reilly purportedly hosted Dr. Ben Carson to discuss the Cruz campaign’s allegedly dirty trick against him at the Iowa caucuses but O’Reilly’s big interest seemed to be in fingering CNN as the real culprit. And Carson seemed on board. Coincidentally, this occurred as CNN has been reporting on a feud between O’Reilly and Megyn Kelly.

Now that Fox is on the outs with Donald Trump, the “fair and balanced” network seems to be looking at Senator Marco Rubio as their rebound love for president.

A moment of reckoning may be upon us for the 2016 campaign.

Fox News guest Crystal Wright went on a tirade against black voters’ “slavish support” for Democrats – while suggesting that if they were not so ignorant, they’d vote for Donald Trump.

If you thought the drama was over at Fox News once the debate ended, think again. CNN Brian Stelter is now reporting that it’s an “open secret” that Bill O’Reilly and Megyn Kelly are feuding. UPDATED.

Fox News talking heads didn't save all their outrageousness for the feud with Donald Trump last week. They saved some for Bill Clinton, Jeb Bush's son and an allegedly praying two-year-old. Check out this week's choices and cast your vote!

Chris Stirewalt's attempt to shift blame for the Flint, Michigan water crisis away from Republican Governor Rick Snyder and onto the residents and President Obama may not be working. But maybe Stirewalt can take comfort in the fact that his ploy won recognition as our most Outrageous Quote of the Week last week.

Nothing has underscored Fox News’ disregard for journalistic principles like its feud with Donald Trump. Oh, the network has grumbled about them every now and then but mostly Fox has attempted to deal with Trump as a political colleague and given him a pass on his attempts to manipulate the press, often with vile attacks on Fox’s own Megyn Kelly.