Harris Faulkner suggested that those caught burning Tesla vehicles could ultimately face the death penalty.

With Fox personalities like Maria Bartiromo now openly savaging Trump’s economic plans, Matt Gertz of Media Matters explains the real reasons for Fox’s discontent—and why it will get worse.

As Maria Bartiromo and other Fox News personalities grow unnerved about Trump’s economy, a sharp observer of right-wing media breaks down the real reasons for their alarm—and why it will get worse.

Maria Bartiromo had enough after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tried a new explanation for why tariffs are necessary.

Senator Tom Cotton called out a judge who had blocked Donald Trump’s immigration order.

Maria Bartiromo was forced to fact-check Howard Lutnick about the economy on air.

Fox Business host Stuart Varney was unimpressed by the Trump administration’s defense.

Even Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy called out Donald Trump’s recent economic moves.

The stock market has cratered since Donald Trump took office.

Yes, they’re still blaming Joe Biden, but the talking heads at Fox are getting awfully nervous that President Trump might be on the verge of sending the economy into a tailspin.

Trump promised more tariffs are coming in an interview with Fox Business—his umpteenth 180 this week.

Fox News’s Laura Ingraham attacked Republicans’ plan to stop hosting town halls after mass protests.

Brian Kilmeade had to treat Donald Trump to a history lesson.

Fox News displayed a ticker showing the live collapse of the stock market with every word Donald Trump said.

Donald Trump’s embarrassing quip was captured by a hot mic.

Donald Trump has appointed right-wing podcaster Dan Bongino to a powerful position in the FBI.

Republicans portray Trump as the nation’s “daddy,” a disciplinarian father who’s going to get America’s house in order. The analogy is more revealing than they realize.

At least Jesse Watters is waking up to the reality that Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts are hitting everyone.

Donald Trump continues to play second fiddle in his own administration.

After almost a month in office, Donald Trump still says inflation has “nothing to do” with him.