A claim from Fox News host Emily Compagno—that Trump's current administration is the "most historically diverse"—has been met with ridicule on social media.

Fox News host criticized the suspension of U.S. aid to Ukraine, warning that Putin is "the bad guy" who remains a major threat.

Fox News hosts ridiculed Volodymyr Zelenskyy for his defiant stance during a contentious Oval Office exchange with Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.

Fox News host Jacqui Heinrich lambasted the White House for its decision to choose the media outlets that will be able to cover President Donald Trump closely.

A viral hot mic clip appeared to capture Rep. Dan Crenshaw saying he would "f---ing kill" Tucker Carlson if he ever saw him in person.

In a matter of days, Fox News host Jesse Watters went from commending DOGE for culling the federal workforce to asking his colleagues to be "less callous" when discussing layoffs.

Conservative news outlets side with the Associated Press in its fight against the White House's ban over the use of "Gulf of Mexico."

President Trump and Elon Musk are perpetuating their false claim that the Biden administration intentionally left two NASA astronauts in space.

"While AOC has never been a defender of free speech, principle demands something more from the rest of us who value the First Amendment," said Jonathan Turley

Billionaire Elon Musk addressed the shift in his political stance during a joint interview with President Donald Trump in an interview with Fox News.

Fox News host Emily Compagno faced backlash after claiming Los Angeles protesters opposing Trump's immigration crackdown were "Pro-Cartel" for waving Mexican flags.

Border Czar Tom Homan rejected Selena Gomez's emotional plea against deportations Monday and defended the immigration raids as essential for public safety.

Joe Biden's letter to President Donald Trump was unsentimental and to the point.

Singer-songwriter Ethel Cain responded to backlash for posting the hashtag #KillMoreCEOs following the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December.

Talk show host Megyn Kelly expressed her frustrations with the efforts of the Los Angeles Fire Department, stating that they are sending "obese" lesbians to save those affected by the wildfires raging in the greater Los Angeles area instead of "strong" men.

JD Vance was not President-elect Donald Trump's first choice for vice president after a forthcoming book revealed he seriously considered tapping a Fox news anchor.

Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce admonished President Joe Biden for his criticisms of President-elect Donald Trump after Biden told the press that Trump could learn 'decency' by following the example of the late President Jimmy Carter.

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (NJ-R) made a startling claim that the large, mysterious drones spotted in recent weeks are being launched by an Iranian "mothership."

Trump advisor Alina Habba predicted Biden will be "handing out pardons like Tic Tacs" during his remaining time in office after granting his son clemency.

Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, has dismissed allegations and stories about his alcohol-induced antics brought up anonymously by former Fox News colleagues.

Pete Hegseth has reportedly enlisted his mother to lobby senators on his behalf amid mounting controversies surrounding his nomination to defense secretary.

Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense reportedly yelled "kill all muslims" as he got kicked out of a veteran's group for being too drunk.

Donald Trump has added another Fox News contributor to his future administration, this time tasking him with ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.

San Francisco anti-crime activist and Fox News guest has been arrested on charges of pimping and pandering.

Donald Trump has chosen businessman John Phelan as his pick for Secretary of the Navy, making him the least qualified candidate to be nominated in years.

Ingraham faced backlash after her show mistakenly aired a photo of New York Attorney General Letitia James while discussing Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis.

A resurfaced report detailing allegations of sexual assault against Pete Hegseth reveals the victim suspected she was drugged and "remembered saying no a lot."

Pete Hegseth's lawyer, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary, confirmed the former news anchor paid his sexual assault accuser an undisclosed amount of money in 2017.

Pete Hegseth, Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, was flagged as a potential threat in 2021 due to a tattoo associated with white supremacist groups.

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