According to the Independent Journal Review, Sean Hannity has gone “underground” while he decides whether or not he wants to return to Fox News next week.

Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy, the wife of Republican Congressman Sean Duffy, apparently thinks it’s just fine for fellow Republican Greg Gianforte to physically assault a reporter.

The polls close in Montana in a little less than a half hour. Even if Republican Greg Gianforte hadn't assaulted reporter Ben Jacobs last night, this would be a race to watch because it is "closer than it should be" in this Republican state.

The Hiked Skirt Brigade on Outnumbered haz quite a sad because President Obama made some veiled criticisms of Glorious Donald Trump while both were in Europe.

When Republican Congressional candidate Greg Gianforte assaulted reporter Ben Jacobs in front of a Fox News crew, then lied about it, Fox News was put in a very delicate position.

Neil Cavuto totally lost his temper as guest Austan Goolsbee, an economic advisor to President Barack Obama, called the Trump administration’s budget an accounting fraud and more.

In the middle of the controversy over his conspiracy-theory laden coverage of Seth Rich's murder, Sean Hannity has announced he's taking the next two nights off.

Greg Gianforte just body slammed me and broke my glasses

— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) May 24, 2017

The eve of a tight Congressional special election in Montana turned violent as Republican candidate Greg Gianforte assaulted a reporter who tried to ask a question. Fox’s Alicia Acuna has written about what she witnessed and she includes an audio of the incident. It’s very, very disturbing.

Neil Cavuto promoted the Trump administration’s fiction that its budget did not break any campaign promises. But his guests took the cheerleading even further, suggesting the budget “gives people the pride” of living without a social safety net.

Although Fox News seems to have halted for now its promotion of the baseless conspiracy theory about the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich, it has yet to apologize for the pain the network has caused the family. And while Fox staffers have reportedly cringed with embarrassment at the story, the Murdoch family, which controls Fox News, has remained silent.