Fox host Charles Payne and VA Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears celebrated “freedom of choice” for parents to choose whether or not to have their children wear masks – without a moment of concern for the rights of parents to keep their children free from COVID-19.

Robert LaMay was celebrated as an anti-vax culture war hero by the vaccinated Fox News hosts – that is, until he died of COVID. Last night, MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell did more for LaMay’s family than any of the wealthy Fox hosts or the billionaire Murdochs will likely ever do.

On Friday, Fox News host Julie Banderas falsely claimed that President Biden’s infrastructure bill was only supported by Democrats and then suggested that a bipartisan bill would have prevented a Pittsburgh bridge from collapsing.

“Journalist” Harris Faulkner didn’t care about Joe Rogan spreading potentially deadly misinformation to his Spotify podcast listeners. No, he’s like her, being canceled for bringing up “some topics” “people are not always comfortable with us asking about."

In the latest edition of Fox Trying To Kill Its Viewers And The Rest Of Us, Too, former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-MN) praised Sarah Palin to smiling Fox host Jesse Watters after Palin was caught dining out while positive for COVID.

After his very public resignation from Fox News over Tucker Carlson’s January 6th “documentary, conservative Stephen Hayes has landed at NBC News.

It’s a sad day, but not an unexpected one, when Fox’s lone Black woman anchor, Harris Faulkner, complains that President Joe Biden’s pledge to appoint a Black woman to the Supreme Court is “discrimination.”

Fox News'' Emily Compagno all but rubbed her hands in glee as she anticipated Republicans turning the confirmation of the Supreme Court replacement for Justice Stephen Breyer into a “contentious” process.

Earlier today, President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic calling reporter Peter Doocy “a stupid son of a bitch.” Tonight, Doocy told Fox viewers that Biden had called him and “cleared the air.”

With the departure of Jesse Watters and Jeanine Pirro from Fox News’ Saturday nights, Fox has announced its new lineup, starting next week.