Donald Trump got a brutal wake-up call from one of Fox News’ longest-serving and most conservative anchors. Brian Kilmeade, 62, appeared on Fox & Friends Weekend Sunday, and raged against Trump’s suggestion that Ukraine needed to replace President Volodymyr Zelensky.

President Donald Trump held a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, when he turned his attention to Somali-born Republican Ilhan Omar after ICE agents raided her home, sparking outrage

Brian Kilmeade denounced the president’s latest scheme to tackle soaring fuel prices during Sunday’s edition of “Fox & Friends Weekend.”

Newly minted White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia is getting pointers from her predecessors ahead of her first press briefing this week. Fox News host Dana Perino, who served as White House press secretary under George W.

“Fox & Friends” co-host Brian Kilmeade received kudos from an unlikely group after he pushed back against colleague Rachel Campos-Duffy for repeating Trump White House talking points blaming Ukraine for prolonging the war with Russia.

After former FoxNews.com boss Ken LaCorte accused the network of 'journalistic malpractice' for not covering the Kimberly Guilfoyle scandal, Fox News' website ran an article reporting that she might be fired.

Kilmeade clashed with Campos-Duffy placing two sharply different strands of Trump-aligned conservatism side by side on-air over the president's Russia deal.

Omar called the Monday raid “an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement.”

The Justice Department (DOJ) took many by surprise when it said over the weekend it would investigate the country’s top television networks on antitrust grounds over a boycott they carried

President Donald Trump praised Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham during a campaign rally in Youngstown, OH, on Monday, October 12, gushing over her beauty before adding his repeated caveat that commenting on women’s looks could end people’s political careers.

Fox News' Sean Hannity addresses rumors he's married to Ainsley Earhardt, and discusses Trump, Stephen A. Smith and Roger Ailes' firing.