I can just imagine how the hiked-skirt brigade on Fox News’ Outnumbered show would have reacted had President Barack Obama had a Twitter temper tantrum over a spending bill and called for either a rules change to eliminate the legislative filibuster or for a “good ‘shutdown’” of the government. But since it was Donald Trump doing the whining, Fox was there to offer support!

Gabriel Sherman revealed last night that his sources indicate that Sean Hannity will probably not be leaving Fox News. This contradicts other reporting that we wrote about. Updated.

Suzanne Scott, previously an executive vice president at Fox News, will take over some of the duties of ousted co-president Bill Shine, it was announced today. But Scott has been closely linked to the culture of sexual harassment and abuse at Fox News. 

According to The Daily Beast, Sean Hannity is looking to leave Fox News now that Bill Shine has left. Hannity's departure reportedly could come on Friday or even after tonight's show. UPDATED

Yes, there’s a new lawsuit against Fox News. This latest one, from FoxNews.com reporter Diana Falzone, accuses the network of demoting her because she published an op-ed about her battle with endometriosis.

It’s official: Fox News co-president Bill Shine has left Fox News. Shine has been implicated in the wave of sexual harassment and abuse scandals that have plagued the network. His ouster is seen as a demonstration of the company’s commitment to change.  But Sean Hannity and some of his like-minded associates see it as the end of Fox News.

Where will Fox's future viewership come from? Angry moderates? #StopTheScalpings #StandWithSean

— StopTheScalpings (@SScalpings) May 1, 2017

Former Fox News contributor Sebastian Gorka is officially leaving his White House job as a national security adviser. This makes three out of three Fox contributors-turned-national-security-“experts” to lose their jobs.

Fox News' attempt to make Donald Trump's first 100 days in the White House look better than President Obama's backfired bigly on the "fair and balanced" network.

Jobless rate after first 3 months: Trump vs. Obama vs. Bush vs. Clinton. pic.twitter.com/EUTEseJyTj

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 29, 2017

Samantha Bee dedicated a portion of her Saturday's "Not the White House Correspondents Dinner" to eulogizing Bill O'Reilly and Roger Ailes "two media titans who were snatched - I"m sorry, taken from us far, far too late."

Fox News correspondent Kevin Corke thoughtfully overlooked Donald Trump’s many failures in his first 100 days in office, his promise to deliver many things he did not in those first 100 days and, as another gift, helped validate Trump’s bogus  "just about the most successful" first 100 days ever.