Fox’s Brian Kllmeade did Trump and the Republicans multiple favors this morning by promoting a futile call for a Congressional investigation into the Bidens (without mentioning there’s no evidence of wrongdoing) from a Republican congressman who just happens to be vying for Alabama’s U.S. Senate seat now held by Democrat Doug Jones.

The New York Times has a great article about how internal White House strife “botched” the hiring of Trey Gowdy to defend Donald Trump against impeachment. Or did Gowdy have a change of heart?

It’s not clear what Donald Trump was whining about when he complained, “Somebody please explain” to Fox News’ Chris Wallace that Trump’s July conversation with the president of Ukraine was “a congenial & good one.”

While Fox News insiders were "heartbroken" and shaken by Shepard Smith’s abrupt resignation, judging from the emails we have received from viewers thinking they were writing to Fox, he was not popular with the fans. Fox did nothing to help.

In the wake of Shepard Smith’s abrupt resignation, Rupert Murdoch’s private meeting with Attorney General William Barr is looking especially suspect even if it’s true that Smith resigned of his own accord.

A former foreign correspondent for Fox News who abruptly resigned after nine years on the job tweeted strong support for Shepard Smith yesterday.

Reporter Gabriel Sherman offered insight into Shepard Smith’s resignation and how it plays into the larger issue of Donald Trump’s impeachment.

If you thought Donald Trump would show a smidgen of decency in the wake of Shepard Smith's shocking resignation from Fox News, think again.

Fox host Neil Cavuto seemed almost in tears as he came on the air immediately after Shepard Smith announced his abrupt resignation.

Staffers were reportedly shocked today when Fox News anchor and inconvenient truth-teller Shepard Smith suddenly resigned today, effective immediately.