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Greg Gutfeld says he doesn't understand how vaccines work as “a community preventative thing”

Since Monday, Fox News has spent an hour and 25 minutes covering an American Eagle commercial in which Sydney Sweeney talks about her “good jeans,” and just 3 minutes of coverage to developments in the administration’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein saga.

Trump lashed out at Fox on Sunday for not covering his campaign rallies enough — warning the network that if he doesn't get his preferred coverage, his followers would stop watching entirely.

Megyn Kelly: "...this is probably a first for her. She's probably thrilled to be so admired because she clearly didn't grow up the incredibly beautiful one."

Karl Rove’s conspicuous absence coincides with his newsmaking statements warning about extremism within the GOP — and his denunciation by President Trump.

What does this week’s MAHA Summit tell us about the state of the movement?

Right-wing media has pushed to send federal agents and the military to polling places and interfere with vote counting, but voting rights groups are pushing back.

Fox News rushes to pivot from a disappointing jobs report to culture wars ASMR — blaming “woke stunts” for restructuring at Nike.

TheBlaze's Allie Beth Stuckey says Taylor Swift and the Kelces “are all part of a psy-op” that helps Democrats

Fox & Friends co-host Lawrence Jones on Ms. Rachel: This is “pure indoctrination” and “really sinister.”

After nearly two years of claims on Fox News that Trump’s deportation operations were targeting the “worst of the worst,” the administration acknowledged that it's attempting to go after every person it thinks is in the U.S. without authorization.

Megyn Kelly: “I don't think we can continue this farce of pretending all accusers are actual victims whose identities must be protected”