The Wall Street Journal, a sister company to Fox News, has reported that Fox News is “preparing to cut ties with its biggest star, Bill O’Reilly, according to people close to the situation.”

According to attorney Lisa Bloom, a new accuser has reported harassment by Bill O’Reilly to Fox News’ hotline. And guess who’s representing O’Reilly now? Donald Trump’s personal attorney.

Fox News responded to Andrea Mitchell’s criticisms of the Trump administration’s assault on truth, knowledge and freedom of the press in its typical way: by ignoring the substance of her remarks and smearing her.

Women's rights group UltraViolet held its #DropOReilly protest in front of Fox News today. Fortunately for those of us who could not be there, they streamed it on Facebook and posted lots of photographs on Twitter.

Birther David Bossie, Donald Trump’s former deputy campaign manager and now a Fox News contributor, visited Fox & Friends today to help the Trump Cheerleading Squad delegitimize calls for Trump to release his tax returns and to snow viewers into believing the lie that Americans don’t care.

Oh, do we have a basket full of outrageousness for you this week. From Jon Scott’s comments about Muslims, to Jesse Watters and Herman Cain joking about dead Mexicans at the border to joking about the United Airlines passenger who was dragged out of the plane – well, you’ll just have to see them all.

Last week, Geraldo Rivera gushed over the military’s decision to drop the Mother of All Bombs, saying that one of his “favorite things” is “watching bombs drop on bad guys.” Last night, John Oliver mercilessly mocked Rivera on his HBO show, Last Week Tonight.

While Donald Trump’s administration recklessly advances the world toward a nuclear holocaust, the P***y-Grabber-in-chief checked in with his trusted advisers at Fox & Friends. And after the show promoted a joke book called, “Reasons To Vote For Democrats,” filled with empty pages, the man who is supposed to be president of all Americans, decided to promote it, too.

Saturday Night Live worked in a funny jab at Bill O’Reilly and Fox News this week.  It was a brief but powerful punch that probably landed – pardon the pun – right in the network’s kisser.

UltraViolet, a women’s rights group, is calling on sexual assault survivors to protest at Fox News tomorrow demanding that the network fire Bill O’Reilly.