The vice presidential debate had barely begun when Donald Trump started attacking Megyn Kelly. Apparently, she committed the sin of saying that he was watching at home and that his campaign manager Kellyanne Conway would be taking control of his phone.

The vice presidential debate between Mike Pence and Tim Kaine starts in about 20 minutes. I have a feeling it will be more interesting and consequential than people think (a low bar, to be sure). Regardless, watch it with us or on your own and share your thoughts in our comments section.

Isn’t it funny that ever since Hillary Clinton demolished Donald Trump at the first presidential debate, Sean Hannity seems to have forgotten that for weeks leading up to it, he was accusing her of being brain damaged? Well, move over “brain damage.” Hannity is now promoting "heart trouble" instead.

Fox News host and O’Reilly Factor producer, Jesse Watters, went to New York’s Chinatown, presumably to “sample” people’s opinions of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. But it was soon clear the real goal was to mock them.

Before last week’s presidential debate and before the series of meltdowns Donald Trump had since then, he declared on The O’Reilly Factor, “My strongest thing is my temperament.” That ridiculousness won our most recent Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Contest.

Yesterday, CNN’s Reliable Sources show blasted Sean Hannity as “an arm of the Trump campaign.” It turns out that it’s not just the so-called “liberal media” that thinks so. One of Hannity’s own Fox News colleagues thinks so, too.

In a hilarious deconstruction of last week’s first presidential debate – and its devastating aftermath for Donald Trump - John Oliver got in some excellent comedic shots at Sean Hannity and Fox News.

Thin-skinned Sean Hannity must have been in quite a tizzy this weekend. First, he was mocked on Saturday Night Live for his bromance with Donald Trump. On Sunday, Hannity got raked over the coals by CNN’s Reliable Sources for his lack of journalistic integrity.

In the wake of a bombshell New York Times story showing that Donald Trump may well have avoided paying any taxes for the last 20 years, Fox & Friends got to work on his behalf this morning.

Fox News dug up an old, white guy to defend Donald Trump’s attack on former Miss Universe Alicia Machado. Too bad it was a ridiculous defense. But, hey, it's former baseball star Curt Schilling, a Trump supporter who's “serious about” running against Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren. So there’s nothing not to love if you’re “fair and balanced” Fox.