Andrea Tantaros, the former Fox News host who accused Roger Ailes of sexually harassing her has filed a formal lawsuit that implicates other high-level Fox executives and Bill O’Reilly.

The Donald Trump cheerleaders on Fox News seem to be getting more outrageous every day. But maybe they have to if they want to defend a candidate like Trump. Check out this week’s crop of nominations for Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week and figure out which one is the most outrageous. If you can.

Fox Business host Trish Regan didn’t even try to hide her disapproval and disdain for inner-city minorities as she blatantly promoted stereotypes about single mothers.

Kirsten Powers, a rather conservative Democrat, will join three of her former Fox News colleagues at CNN, starting today.

When faced with the mildest of challenges to his smears of Hillary Clinton’s health, Rudy Giuliani could only come up with, essentially, “Google it.”

Donald Trump kept up his strategy to win 95% of the African American vote by again condescendingly portraying them as pathetic losers.

Gretchen Carlson is reportedly close to settling her sexual harassment claim against Roger Ailes. But while I sympathize with what she apparently went through and understand why she would prefer settlement to a trial, she could have a much bigger impact if she thrust more details about the culture at Fox into the open.

Congratulations to Rudy Giuliani. His attempt to blame the media for Donald Trump's campaign missteps was not just outrageous, it won our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll.

The Twitterverse has reacted in revulsion to Donald Trump’s insulting pitch to African Americans – made before a white crowd – asking, “What  the hell do you have to lose?” by voting for him. But not Dr. Ben Carson!

According to The New York Times, ex-Fox News CEO Roger Ailes helped oust Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and advised Trump on advertising.