Bill O’Reilly addressed the controversy over fake Swedish “Defense and National Security Advisor” guest Nils Bildt tonight. “The criticism is valid,” O’Reilly acknowledged and “a more relevant guest should have been used.” But he also insisted, “The information we gave you in the segment was accurate.”

Only Fox News would spin Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy’s efforts to provide protections for undocumented immigrants as racism akin to George Wallace’s segregationist views. 

While Fox never tired of questioning the deaths of Americans in Benghazi, the “fair and balanced” network seems to be strikingly incurious about the questions raised by the father of a Navy SEAL killed during a botched military operation in Yemen last month.

Bill O’Reilly’s effort to validate the president’s bogus claim about the horrors of immigration in Sweden has backfired big league, as O’Reilly’s buddy, Donald Trump, might say. UPDATED

"Liberal" MSNBC is apparently about to hire yet another former Fox News anchor, this time Gretchen Carlson.

Laura Ingraham's website, Lifezette, is being sued by Associated Press for nearly $50,000 in unpaid fees and penalties.

Fox Nation has a poll asking readers to rate Donald Trump's first month in office. It's not a scientific poll but given what we know about the mentality of Fox Nation readers, his low score is still surprising.

Newt Gingrich didn’t just defend Donald Trump’s assault on the American press today, he deliberately fanned the flames to suggest the media, anti-Trump demonstrators and college professors are dangerously anti-American.

Today, major news outlets were blacklisted from Press Secretary Sean Spicer’s press gaggle. But the pro-Trump press was allowed in. Yet Fox News’ Chief White House Correspondent, John Roberts, only wanted to report what Spicer said about the exclusion. Neither Roberts nor anchor Melissa Francis revealed which press got in and which got shut out.

Sean Hannity, who never stops complaining about the supposedly liberal “propaganda media” that doesn’t fawn over Donald Trump the way he does, nevertheless promoted a false, inflammatory attack on Senator John McCain with the comment, “Wow if true.” In other words, Hannity couldn’t be bothered to find out its validity before promoting this to his millions of followers.