Fox’s racial divisiveness in the Confederate flag debate went to an extraordinarily nasty level on America’s Newsroom yesterday. 

A week after Fox & Friends were widely ridiculed for trying to make the Charleston shooting about an attack on Christianity, the Curvy Couch Crew defended themselves – by blaming liberals for being too racially sensitive.

As the morning show for "real" America Fox & Friends stands firmly on the side of those who believe that American kids deserve as much unhealthy food as they can possibly stuff down their gullets. And now that deep fried food is coming back to Texas schools, the gang is quite happy.

Andrea Tantaros was ecstatic about the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision. But she, clearly, isn't happy about today's decision upholding the Affordable Care Act!!!

Watch Larry Wilmore's hilarious take on Bill O'Reilly's epic race debate with Kirsten Powers the other night.

Fox’s Bret Baier acknowledged that today’s 6-3 Supreme Court decision upholding the ObamaCare subsidies is “a big win” for the Obama administration. But leave it to Fox to hype a silver lining for Republicans.

Bill O’Reilly has a new set of marching orders for reacting to the Charleston shooting. Time to shrug it off as just one of those things that can’t be helped and remind blacks that black on black crime is the real problem. And for those America haters who disagree? This means war!

Sean Hannity must have counted on his geriatric audience being in bed before The Daily Show comes on. Otherwise, some serious WTFs would have been yelled at the teevees when Hannity pretended his sanctimonious attack on liberals had not been eviscerated by host Jon Stewart the night before

While Fox News bends over backwards to distance itself from racism and extremism exposed by the Charleston shooting, this seemed a good time to remind folks that just a few years ago, Fox hosts Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt made a rather blatant pitch to keep Westchester County, New York segregated.

Fox News' on-again, off-again contract with Sarah Palin is off, probably for good this time.