Fox News apologized for using footage showing Philadelphia Eagles players praying, not kneeling during the national anthem, as was suggested by the clip, during a report on Donald Trump’s cancellation of the team’s Super Bowl celebration at the White House. There was no apology for the blatant effort to propagandize Trump’s spiteful decision made after it became clear most players would not attend.

After a holiday week off, our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll is back and as outrageous as ever. Check out our latest crop of contenders weighing in on Roseanne Barr, the separation of immigrant children from their parents, Trey Gowdy defending the FBI and the evergreen bedrock of Fox News punditry: demonization of Democrats.

Sean Hannity may have climbed back on top in the ratings but he’s not helping his network make more money, according to a new article by Gabriel Sherman in Vanity Fair. Fellow Trumper extraordinaire, Laura Ingraham, is not helping the situation, either.

Fox anchor Harris Faulkner tacitly validated Trump ally Rep. Andy Biggs’ false claim that the Mueller investigation has produced no results and she dubiously claimed that all the experts she consulted agree with Donald Trump's claim that he can pardon himself.

The normally low-key Harris Faulkner became almost hysterical after Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) defended the Mueller investigation by pointing out we have already seen evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

Dinesh D’Souza took a conservative-victim victory lap on The Ingraham Angle Friday night after Donald Trump impulsively pardoned him, despite having plead guilty and putting forth no defense. If you thought D’Souza would show some humility and grace toward this country, think again.

For Fox News' culture war discussions stoke the anger of those who fear a changing America and also promote very important core, right-wing beliefs. On Saturday’s Fox & Friends, Pete Hegseth and his guest provided us with a full, frontal and less than credible update on what you really need to know!

Before the National Gun Violence Awareness Day event in Chicago had begun, Fox News hosted a guest to attack those who support stricter gun controls as a measure to prevent school shootings.

Memo to Laura Ingraham and Fox News: If you’re going to condemn someone for a “repugnant attack on Ivanka Trump,” Ann Coulter, who publicly fantasizes about murdering people, is probably not your best spokesperson.

This week, Fox scraped the bottom of the barrel by calling on proven-liars “Diamond and Silk” to persuade its white audience that conservatives and Dear Leader Trump are the real victims in Roseanne Barr’s racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett.