Fox and Friends has their two black friends, Diamond and Silk, on the couch to talk about race and fairness.

Fox's Pavlich and the NRCC are pushing the idea that it's America's "destiny" to "own" Greenland.

Maria Butina sidled up to Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne as part of a Russian "honeypot" scheme. Rather than admit it, Byrne went on a rant about the deep state. Now he's out of the company he founded.

James Dyer got off the plane at LAX after flying from London, only to be interrogated about his profession by border patrol agents.

Ali Velshi focused on the politics of deforestation in Brazil's rain forest, and the impact of the Amazon fire on the world's wildlife, water, and air.

The former press secretary for the Racist-In-Chief has landed a job as a Fox News analyst.

So they can save their own careers, no doubt.

Party of family values and personal responsibility strikes again!

Chris Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax, clearly loves profiting off of wingnut conspiracists, but doesn't want to talk about them in "polite company."