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GOP front runner Donald Trump is once again urging his supporters to turn against Fox News with a Tweet calling for a boycott of Megyn Kelly’s highly rated TV-show.

Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” host Megyn Kelly interviewed former Breitbart editor at large Ben Shapiro, who abruptly resigned from Breitbart News in the midst of a controversy involving an alleged assault by Corey Lewandowski, the campaign

On Thursday night, Breitbart News senior editor-at-large and Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro appeared on The Kelly File on Fox News to discuss Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields’ alleged assault at the hands of Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. Opposing him was David Wohl, an attorney and Trump supporter.

Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly has been selected along with four other female entertainment industry leaders to receive Lifetime Impact honors at Variety’s annual Power of Women: New York event next month.

Sen. Marco Rubio welcomed Fox News host Megyn Kelly to join him on stage at a rally with supporters in Hialeah, Florida today Wednesday. During the rally, Rubio first took the stage with his wife and began speaking fluent Spanish to supporters

Tuesday during Fox News Channel’s special election coverage, co-anchor Megyn Kelly and Democratic National Committee chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) went back and forth over alleged vulgarity from the current GOP presidential field versus the Democratic Party’s presidential front-runner

Ken Kurson, the Editor of the New York Observer, compares Megyn Kelly to Candy Crowley: the “Fox anchor blows [a] critical fact, but media awarded cred for attacking GOP candidates (especially Donald Trump).”

Another Fox News debate, another two hours of proof that the “fair and balanced” network is nothing more than a super PAC for Marco Rubio, who, by the way, had a terrible night. In their naked pursuit of Donald Trump’s scalp, moderators Chris Wallace, Bret Baier, and Megyn Kelly used every cheap trick in the book.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that he was “changing” and “softening” the visa position in his immigration platform because “We need highly skilled people in this country” including “in Silicon Valley” during Thursday’s GOP presidential debate on the Fox News

GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that he misspoke when he said the war in Afghanistan was a mistake and that he took differing positions on accepting Syrian refugees within a day of each other because “the number had increased

As Breitbart reported, “Republican frontrunner Donald J. Trump declined to condemn white supremacist David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan on the Sunday broadcast of CNN’s State of the Union. Trump had done so already in August, as reported by Politico, and once again on Friday, as reported by The Hill.”

Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly appeared at Vanity Fair’s pre-Oscar dinner party Sunday evening, where she dined with some of the celebrities who later headed to the Dolby Theater for the main event.

Wednesday during Fox News Channel’s presidential town hall hosted by Megyn Kelly, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination, was pressed on how to overcome his winless streak in the campaign thus far and if that

Donald Trump will not be a part of the Fox News town hall hosted by Megyn Kelly on Wednesday.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump slammed Fox News and the broader Rupert Murdoch empire for its open adoration of donor-class favorite Marco Rubio. As Breitbart News has previously reported, Rubio has been Congress’s biggest champion of Rupert Murdoch’s open borders advocacy efforts. Trump explained that Fox News has “protected” Rubio — constantly buoying his campaign, even as he has continued to perform dismally.

Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) told host Megyn Kelly there was little chance that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) would allow any nominee appointed by President Barack Obama to fill the Supreme

Despite extraordinary financial investment, a media-driven narrative that his third-place finish in Iowa was a victory, and enthusiastic backing from the beltway punditry class, Marco Rubio cratered in New Hampshire.

Promptly at 8 p.m. ET, immediately after the last of the precincts in New Hampshire closed for voting for the state’s presidential primaries, Fox News immediately called the race for GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump. “Special Report” anchor Bret Baier,

The front page editors at the Huffington Post made clear that they were not impressed with Marco Rubio’s performance in Saturday’s Republican debate.

In the wake of her feud with Republican Frontrunner Donald Trump, Megyn Kelly’s mainstream celebrity continues to rise. Deadline reports that the Fox News primetime anchor and HarperCollins will soon sign a deal worth $10 million-plus for a memoir that will publish this fall, just as the presidential general election heats up.

Former first lady Barbara Bush says she doesn’t understand how women can support Donald Trump in the presidential race over her son Jeb Bush.

Friday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he will be at the March 3 Fox News Republican presidential debate, which will include FNC’s “The Kelly File” host Megyn Kelly, who is already confirmed as

Friday on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” Fox News Channel host Megyn Kelly was interview by show co-anchor George Stephanopoulos on a number of topics, including her dust-up with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. On

Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” talk show host Glenn Beck discussed the ongoing controversy that has developed over allegations that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, propagated rumors his opponent Ben

Fox News host Megyn Kelly defended Sen. Marco Rubio after Chris Christie accused the freshman senator of being too scripted and avoiding tough questions on the campaign trail.

Although Stephen Colbert made a name for himself mocking Fox News on his low-rated Comedy Central show “The Colbert Report,” for his big post-Super Bowl “Late Show,” the left-wing comedian has invited Fox News’s Megyn Kelly to appear. Her ongoing

On his Monday radio how, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh fielded a call from a supporter of Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump that asked if Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly was a “good person” despite having taken on Trump’s

Tel Aviv, Israel — Tweets from Billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal have already delivered a knockout blow to Donald Trump’s presidential hopes, according to a Saudi newspaper.

MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry reacted to GOP front-runner Donald Trump skipping Thursday’s GOP Debate by commending Fox News’ Megyn Kelly for keeping him away from the debate. “I want to talk about my favorite beef of the night, which was Megyn Kelly and Trump,

Talk radio host Glenn Beck, who is in Iowa with his family and staff campaigning for GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz, took to his Facebook page earlier this week to blast GOP front-runner Donald Trump, calling the New York builder “a pathological narcissistic sociopath” who is “trying to put Megyn Kelly… in his dungeon.”

On Friday’s “McLaughlin Group,” columnist Pat Buchanan argued that Fox News Channel anchor Megyn Kelly “did a good job in this debate” but that “All these moderators are too involved.” He added that he thinks Republican candidate Donald Trup skipping

Mediaite columnist Joe Concha argued that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is “at stage 5 stalker status” with Fox News Channel host Megyn Kelly on Friday’s “Entertainment Tonight.”

HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher argued Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “was a genius” for skipping the Fox News Channel’s debate, but that FNC host Megyn Kelly should be the GOP candidate on Friday. Maher said, “I think Trump

Talk radio host Glenn Beck, who has endorsed Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), said that “a lot” of the Fox News Channel’s hosts “are kissing Donald Trump’s butt” and that he’s trying to bully “the strongest of the pack”

In the seventh straight debate, and the fourth debate hosted by Fox, moderators again failed to ask Sen. Marco Rubio about his support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Appearing on Boston talk radio king Howie Carr’s radio show on Friday, GOP front-runner Donald Trump said Fox News, which unleashed separate video attack montages on Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Marco Rubio at the Des Moines debate Thursday, probably had “about ten ready for me.”