After HGTV dropped the Benham Brothers' HGTV show, in 2014, Fox News provided a safe space for the boys to whine about their plight and to preach their anti-gay (but very Christian) gospel. It’s 2018, the bros have written a new book, and Fox & Friends is still giving them a safe space!

Laura Ingraham’s half-hearted apology is not sitting well with Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg. An increasing number of her advertisers don’t seem to be buying it, either. UPDATED: Hogg is demanding Ingraham denounce her network's coverage of the student gun-control activists.

Since persistently smearing former FBI director James Comey has not moved him to appear on Sean Hannity’s television and/or radio show, Hannity is now framing it as Comey’s patriotic obligation.

High school shooting survivor David Hogg has proved that it pays to stand up to right-wing bullies and bullying. In the face of his counter-attacks and the beginning of an advertiser flight, Fox News host Laura Ingraham has backed off and apologized.

Parkland school shooting survivors David Hogg and his sister are refusing to take Laura Ingraham’s personal attacks lying down. Nor should they. UPDATED

Sean Hannity’s bravado once again did more to reveal than conceal his concern about the damage the Stormy Daniels case could do to his beloved Donald Trump.

An investigation into Fox host Pete Hegseth, reportedly in the running as Donald Trump’s next VA secretary, reveals that the two have so much in common - and not in a good way.

As disturbing as it is to consider in 2018, Fox & Friends has been more sympathetic to the Neo-Nazis marching in Charlottesville last summer than to the young March for Our Lives activists who took to the streets across the country last weekend.

What does Sean Hannity do when the whole country is fixated on Stormy Daniels, a porn star who could bring down Donald Trump? Why, pretend to cover the story by making it about the media coverage of Bill Clinton’s sex scandals nearly 20 years ago.

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson thinks the March for Our Lives youth are young enough to own guns, young enough to be slaughtered by them but too young to pay attention to when they speak out against gun violence.