We’ve got another embarrassment of Fox News “riches” to choose from this week. We’ve got Donald Trump on the mind again, but also the “secret Muslim” dog whistle, Obamacare, "enemy" college students and torture. Check ‘em out and cast your vote.

Fox host Howard Kurtz noted today that Donald Trump has taken “plenty of shots” at Megyn Kelly. Kurtz then added, “some of them unfair.”

Kimberly Guilfoyle's exploitation of St. Patrick's Day to gratuitously smear Black Lives Matter was not just ugly, it was voted the most Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week last week.

Today's Fox News excuse for ginning up resentment, anger and victimhood in the name of Jesus is Cadbury's decision to remove the word "Easter" from its candy eggs. Oh, the horror!

Members of a Fox News “business show” panel fell over themselves endorsing Ted Cruz’s plan for more targeted policing of Muslims “neighborhoods.” Never mind that New York’s police commissioner has blasted Cruz for the suggestion. These business experts and a talk show host think they know better. 

After Jimmy Kimmel did a hilarious bit of “mansplaining” to Hillary Clinton, Fox News’ Outnumbered show spent five minutes chewing over sour grapes.

With the death of ISIS “Joe Biden,” Fox had to find some other reason to accuse President Obama of being soft on terrorism, specifically the Islamic kind. After all, Fox had been attacking Obama for not returning home from Cuba to deal with ISIS, in the wake of the Brussels attacks. Now that he managed to chew gum and score a major battlefield victory at the same time, what’s a “fair and balanced” network that spends nearly every broadcasting minute accusing him of being lax on terrorism to do?

A Donald Trump supporter defended Trump's offensive tweet smearing Heidi Cruz’ looks as “satire” and as part of Trump's "man's man" awesome masculinity.

ISIS' Christian persecution is a perfect Fox vehicle for its trademark fear mongering and Islamophobia as well as a pander to Catholics. Today's Fox & Friends hit the trifecta when Steve Doocy, assisted by Cardinal Dolan, spread a rumor about an anti-Catholic ISIS atrocity scheduled for today - a rumor that isn't substantiated by fact - dare we say a lie?

Dr. Ben Carson took the ridiculous Fox News meme that saying the magic words “radical Islam” is a key to fighting terrorism and ran with it to new lows.