Apparently, Sean Hannity just can’t stand it that a white guy like Curt Schilling is being vilified while a strong black woman like Beyoncé is being lionized.

When Megyn Kelly interviews Donald Trump next month will she pull her punches and do a softball, as she usually does with conservative guests, or hold Trump’s feet to the fire the way she made a big show of doing at the debate last summer?

Leave it to Fox News conservatives to use today’s ruling that Tom Brady must serve a 4-game suspension as an excuse to attack Bill and Hillary Clinton.

ISure enough, last week there was Fox News outrageousness over Prince's death, Curt Schilling, Harriet Tubman and more. So put on your thinking caps, dear readers, and choose among Bill O'Reilly, Dr. Ben Carson, Rep. Steve King, Sheriff David Clarke and more for the Most Outrageous Quote of the Week.

Bill O'Reilly's comments about African Americans being unemployable because "Many of them are ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads" was voted the Most Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week last week.

Anyone who thinks that Megyn Kelly is some kind of “new Fox” anchor who is a serious voice for women should watch her jaw-dropping bias in a discussion that suggested the only problem of sexual assault on campuses is that men are wrongly accused.

While we know that the image of Jesus appears on grilled cheese sandwiches and his cross appears in cloud formations, who knew that Jesus, on his cross, is inside the uterus of a pregnant woman. Seriously, folks, on this morning's Fox & Friends, Anna Kooiman waxed orgasmic over this "divine sign."

Bill O’Reilly didn’t want to talk much about Prince's death “out of respect for Prince’s family,” but O’Reilly was happy to use “reports that he was drug involved” to suggest that it’s President Obama’s fault.

Bill O’Reilly promised “New Information!” about Hillary Clinton’s email investigation, but actually served up a biased, imbalanced serving of right wing opinions about the matter.   

Bill O’Reilly offered some unsolicited advice for Donald Trump as to his “only choice” for vice president: New Mexico governor Susana Martinez. The only problem? She might not even vote for him.