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‘Clueless’ Actress Stacey Dash Charged with Domestic Battery

A Pasco County Sheriff's Office report says Dash got into a verbal argument with a man at a New Port Richey apartment. Deputies say she pushed the man and slapped his face.

Did a Fox News Guest Disparage Teen Climate Activist Greta Thunberg?

The cable network issued an apology for a statement made on one of its programs.

Trump Attacks Fox News, But the Network Remains Silent

The president is a frequent viewer of the cable network.

Sarah Sanders Heads to Fox News as a Contributor

Former White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, long an ardent defender of President Donald Trump, is joining the broadcast organization long favored by the first viewer.

Fox’s Tomi Lahren Apologizes for Tweet on Kamala Harris

Fox News personality Tomi Lahren is apologizing for an offensive tweet directed at Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

Minnesota Politician Thanks Fox for Condemning Jeanine Pirro

On her show, Pirro noted that the Minnesota representative wears a hijab in apparent conformity to a directive in the Quran.

Some Advertisers Leave Carlson Show After Immigrant Comments

It's the latest example of sponsors leaving a Fox News Channel show after controversy, but experts say the flap is likely to blow over.

Did Caravan Migrants Demand $50K from the U.S. to Return Home?

A small group of migrants awaiting their fate in Tijuana asked that they either be allowed into the U.S. to process their asylum claims or be paid to go home.

Did Fox News Display a ‘Treason for the Season’ Graphic?

Some viewers saw the words "Treason for the Season" in a Fox News Christmas graphic due to the placement of a cross.

Did Louis Farrakhan Lead a ‘Death to America’ Chant in Iran?

Farrakhan was accused of leading the chant while speaking to students at Tehran University.

Did Obama Block Fox News Reporters from White House Press Conferences?

Obama's relationship with Fox News was tempestuous to say the least, but none of the network's correspondents was ever banned or ejected from the briefing room.