In its report on Roger Ailes' funeral, conservative Lifezette noted that Kimberly Guilfoyle called him a "champion of women."

Yesterday, I wrote about how Fox's favorite sheriff was fingered as a plagiarist in a very incriminating investigation by CNN. Today, MSNBC's Joy Reid revealed that there's something very fishy about at least one of the medals Clarke wears.

A teenage son’s pledge to clear his father’s name is understandable, especially when that father is Roger Ailes. But pledging a living hell on a father’s accusers is a bit frightening. 

Fox’s attachment to Donald Trump has resulted in a big slide in its ratings. That, according to Baltimore Sun television critic David Zurawik, is probably its biggest problem right now and that is on top of the multiple lawsuits and programming changes.

Sheriff David Clarke, on his way out of the scandal-ridden jail he manages in Wisconsin and into the Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security, has been fingered as a plagiarist by CNN.

Fox host Ainsley Earhardt gave a nice wet kiss to Republicans this week by completely handing over all responsibility for facts in a discussion about the American Health Care Act (“Trumpcare”) to an AHCA-supporting doctor who just happens to be running for office.

Bill O’Reilly has announced he will join fellow Fox News exile Glenn Beck for weekly appearances on Beck’s radio show on The Blaze “until Beck gets tired of me,” O’Reilly said.

The only thing more disturbing than Ted Nugent "joking" about going “varmint hunting today in downtown New York" was the appreciative laughter from the Fox News cohosts.

Bob Beckel, the lone "liberal" on The Five, has been fired by Fox News again. This time he was fired for allegedly making a racist remark to an African American coworker.

A former CIA analyst was asked by Fox host Brian Kilmeade whether the agency has “turned on” the Trump administration. But as she argued that that was an “unfair characterization,” Kilmeade cut her off in the middle of her response.