To hear Fox’s “senior strategic analyst” and retired four-star general Jack Keane tell it, Vladimir Putin has never met such an awesome specimen of American power and foreign policy mojo as Donald J. Trump. UPDATED

It’s been a while since I opened our mailbag of emails meant for Fox News but sent to us. But it's time to show the world (again) what kind of people watch Fox, and why we still feel we have to.

Former Fox News reporter Carl Cameron’s explosive allegation that Donald Trump is “still colluding” with Russians is disturbing enough. But it also raises questions about Fox News’ role in the scheme.

Leave it to Fox News to find a guest to spin Donald Trump’s divisive and embarrassing European visits as a huge success.

Laura Ingraham did her part to spin the indictments of 12 Russian agents yesterday by avoiding all thoughts of Donald Trump’s guilty-looking behavior and instead foaming at the mouth over Hillary Clinton’s emails. Sadly, liberal guest A. Scott Bolden helped legitimize the scheme.

In dismissing reports of production chaos on the set of the anti-abortion movie “Roe v. Wade,” Fox contributor and Roe’s executive producer, Alveda King, asserted that those associated with the movie have always been “honest and open.”  But a recent altercation during a film shoot would seem to indicate otherwise.

Fox News stacked its Outnumbered panel with five Trump lickspittles and no experts on national security in order to spin today's indictments of 12 Russian intelligence officers accused of hacking the Democratic National Committee, the Clinton presidential campaign and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee – by blaming President Barack Obama and other Democrats.

This couldn't happen to a more deserving couple!

Sean Hannity refused to tell his viewers about the deepening Ohio State wrestling team sexual abuse scandal engulfing pal Rep. Jim Jordan but, instead, went straight to painting the two of them as conservative victims.

Fox News’ The Five began immediately after the House hearing with FBI agent (and Republican/Fox whipping boy) Peter Strzok adjourned. Yet despite all the Republican browbeating, none of the four conservative cohosts could point to a single gotcha moment.