An article on FoxNews.com blasting the lies about the Mar-a-Lago search has me wondering why the MAGA network published it.

Fox News would rather see students continue to be saddled with crushing debt.

Dan Bongino and Heather Mac Donald are absolutely certain that right-wing attacks on the FBI do not detract from conservatives’ law and order cred – yet neither one uttered a word against the recent threats to the FBI by Trump supporters.

Carlson forgot to mention that he served as a major source for Brian Stelter’s Hoax book.

There’s are real questions as to whether the shipping containers will work to deter migrants and whether the cost is worth it – but those questions were not asked in this softball interview with Yuma, AZ Mayor Doug Nicholls.

Fox’s Rachel Campos-Duffy and Steve Doocy are quite triggered over an Atlantic article detailing how Catholic rosary beads have been co-opted by radical, homophobic, White Christian nationalist groups. But rather than address the misuse of a sacred symbol by hate-filled people, the friends “defended” them with their own hate-filled message which seemed to prove the author's point!

Tucker Carlson cackled as he promised a “gloat-a-thon” over Rep. Liz Cheney’s primary loss in a teaser last night. But he was only a more hideous version of the rest of Fox News.

Fox News head honcho Lachlan Murdoch is threatening to sue an independent Australian news site, Crikey, for suggesting that he and Daddy Rupert Murdoch share some blame for the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Never mind that Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen specifically ordered the IRS not to use funds from the Inflation Reduction Act to audit those earning less than $400,000. Fox host Neil Cavuto kept insisting otherwise.

Fox News seems to wants to stop the right-wing’s violent rhetoric toward the FBI over the search of Mar-a-Lago and to turn it on Attorney General Merrick Garland and the DOJ instead.