Fox News anchor Ed Henry has been fired from Fox News after an investigation into an incident involving “willful sexual misconduct.”

According to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Trump’s inability to name a single priority in a second term is interviewer Sean Hannity’s fault for not having guided him “back on the subject."

Fox & Friends teamed up with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to send a message to Donald Trump: Time to stop listening to advisers who tell you otherwise and mask up!

Fox & Friends forgot how much they cared about U.S. troops dying in Benghazi in order to excuse U.S. deaths caused by Donald Trump’s failure to respond to Russian bounties on American troops in Afghanistan.

If last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll teaches us anything, it’s that Pastor Darrell Scott’s claim that Donald Trump has been “a great president for the Black community” did not go over well with our readers. In fact, it was voted The Most Outrageous Fox Quote last week. Our latest poll is right after the jump.

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) visited Fox News on Saturday, mostly to praise the Republicans’ police reform bill and slam that of the Democrats. But near the end, when asked about Donald Trump’s refusal to wear a face mask, Daines gave him an undeserved pass.

In their efforts to spin and distort the shocking news that Trump knew of and did nothing about Russia paying mercenaries to kill American troops in Afghanistan, Fox & Friends’ Steve Doocy suggested that the occupied protest zone (CHOP) in Seattle is a bigger national security threat.

Sen. Lindsey Graham offered the most vile rant against protesters that painted them as enemies of America and stopped one step short of saying they should be killed. Not one of the three Fox & Friends cohosts objected to the incendiary rhetoric.

Fox contributor Mollie Hemingway lectured the media for not reporting that the guy yelling “white power” in a video Trump retweeted was sarcasm and thus not doing enough to counter prejudice against white people.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Fox’s Laura Ingraham touted all the good news you never knew existed about illness, death and dying in Texas from the COVID-19 pandemic.