Fox News published an article reporting claims from a new book that reveal Rep. Pelosi’s private assessment of President Biden’s declining cognitive abilities, while simultaneously criticizing a Wall Street Journal report. The coverage emphasizes partisan divisions and contributes to a narrative that reinforces right‐wing biases.

Fox News published an opinion piece featuring a father's plea to President Trump to rescue his kidnapped son, reinforcing the network’s conservative agenda and support for an interventionist, far‐right policy approach amid the conflict in the Middle East.

An opinion article published by Fox News endorses a proposed $500 billion U.S.-India trade deal and lauds President Trump's efforts to drop tariffs, framing the move as beneficial for American economic growth and national security. The piece thereby contributes to shaping political narratives that align with conservative, authoritarian-leaning policies.

Fox News aired a segment on 'Fox and Friends' featuring former Clinton advisor Doug Schoen, who criticized the Democratic Party's leadership as rudderless and out of touch with American voters, indirectly aligning with Trump-era policies.

On April 8, 2025, Fox News published an article highlighting GOP senators urging governors to enforce President Trump’s executive order restricting transgender participation in women’s sports, framing the policy as essential for fairness. The piece implicitly endorses an authoritarian policy approach, aligning with conservative and exclusionary positions.

Fox News published an interview with Usha Vance, in which she detailed the transformative impact of her husband's inclusion on the Trump ticket on her life, emphasizing her embrace by the MAGA movement. The framing of the narrative contributes to normalizing far‐right and authoritarian sympathies.

Fox News published a newsletter on 2025-04-07 that highlighted a House resolution endorsing the Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act against the group alleged to be Tren de Aragua terrorists. The newsletter frames the group as a threat and promotes stringent deportation measures, reinforcing far‐right and authoritarian political messaging.

A transcript from The Daily Blast podcast criticizes Fox News for deliberately withholding market report data (including the Dow, S&P, and NASDAQ tickers) during broadcasts. This omission appears designed to shield its audience from adverse economic news, reinforcing partisan and authoritarian-aligned narratives.

Fox News aired a segment featuring Oliver Stone and Jim DiEugenio discussing the delayed release of JFK assassination files, critiquing the Biden administration and lauding actions associated with Trump's directives. The broadcast showcased a strongly partisan narrative that aligns with far‑right perspectives.

During a segment on Fox & Friends reported by Breitbart, golfer Bryson DeChambeau praised President Donald Trump as a 'great ambassador' for golf. This broadcast reflects a trend of reinforcing far‐right, authoritarian narratives in the media.

During a segment of The Five, Fox News host Greg Gutfeld praised President Trump’s signing of Bill Maher’s list of insults, framing the act as 'very Trumpian' and suggesting it helped bridge divides while disparaging the tolerant left. This broadcast reinforces a narrative that aligns with authoritarian sentiments.

The Vox article highlights that conservative judges have been swayed by commentary on Fox News, influencing their reception of legal arguments and thereby reinforcing partisan narratives that bolster authoritarian policies, including support for Trump’s tariffs.

Fox News broadcast a segment on 2025-04-03 featuring Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick delivering a contentious rant that praised American beef while disparaging European imports. The segment, which aligned with pro-Trump and nationalist trade rhetoric, served to amplify messages supportive of authoritarian economic policies.

On 2025-04-02, Fox News Digital published an interview with pro-Trump writer Batya Ungar-Sargon in which she expressed skepticism about Vice President JD Vance inheriting the MAGA movement. The segment featured commentary that implicitly supports far-right, authoritarian-aligned narratives by downplaying policy differences between Trump and Vance and reinforcing established conservative viewpoints.

Fox News published an article on April 1, 2025, reporting on Ithaca College allowing a trans athlete to compete in a women's rowing event despite NCAA policy changes. The coverage emphasizes potential violations of established gender policies and links the policy change to broader political actions, aligning with conservative narratives that question transgender inclusion in sports.

Fox News, as reported by Breitbart, highlighted the upcoming Georgia legislation that bans transgender girls from participating in girls' sports. The coverage frames the law as a measure to protect traditional definitions of gender, thereby aligning with far‐right and exclusionary ideologies. This report contributes to a media narrative that can bolster authoritarian policies by marginalizing transgender communities.

On March 31, 2025, Fox News published an opinion article that criticizes the chaotic policies of the Trump administration and its alleged authoritarian tendencies. The piece endorses a vision by New Dems focused on economic growth, community safety, and strong national defense as an alternative path forward.

Fox News published an article framing Trump’s strategic push for Greenland as a measure to secure rare earth minerals and bolster military positioning, thereby reinforcing a narrative that aligns with authoritarian and far‐right strategies.

Fox News published an article featuring Hurricane Helene survivor Mona Roper endorsing the Trump administration's plan to eliminate FEMA. The piece highlights criticisms of the agency's disaster relief efforts and effectively amplifies a political narrative that could undermine support for vulnerable communities.

An opinion column by Fox News’ David Marcus advocates for President Trump to pursue a real estate deal to acquire Greenland, framing territorial expansion as a natural and desirable American policy. The piece echoes themes of unchecked national ambition that resonate with authoritarian nationalist narratives.

An opinion article on Fox News, authored by Nikki Haley and published on 2025-03-28, calls for decisive action by the Supreme Court and Congress against what it describes as a 'pay-for-slay' program benefiting terrorist groups. The piece promotes aggressive governmental intervention and reinforces a polarizing narrative against Palestinian organizations.

Fox News agreed to pay $1 million to New York City to settle allegations of a toxic work environment and sexual harassment, described by the city's Commission on Human Rights as part of a pattern of violations of NYC Human Rights Law.

Fox News is facing a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit from Smartmatic over its alleged broadcast of false claims regarding the 2020 U.S. election. This legal action, coming on the heels of a similar high-profile settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, underscores concerns that Fox News's dissemination of misleading information is undermining public trust and democratic processes.

The 2023 Political Activities Report from Fox Corporation details extensive political contributions, lobbying expenditures of over $4 million, and active engagement by several executives in government relations. The report outlines FOXPAC activities, corporate contributions to candidates and parties, lobbying efforts, and participation in industry trade organizations, highlighting a robust political engagement strategy.

Fox Corp, associated with Fox News, spent $4,090,000 on lobbying in 2023, reflecting its significant investment in political influence. This financial activity raises concerns about the use of corporate resources to sway regulatory decisions and political policies, potentially aligning with authoritarian priorities.

Following its historic $787 million defamation settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, Fox News has continued to operate with its established top executives and maintained an overtly right-wing, partisan programming approach. This behavior was prominently highlighted as the network prepares to host the first GOP primary debate, revealing a refusal to acknowledge past misconduct and an ongoing commitment to propagating divisive and authoritarian narratives.

The article details how Fox News, despite a historic $787 million defamation settlement to Dominion Voting Systems for spreading false election claims, continues to maintain its top executives and rebrand its programming in a misleading manner. It criticizes the network for trying to downplay its role as a conduit for right-wing, MAGA propaganda, thereby diluting its accountability for undermining democratic discourse.

The defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems has exposed Fox News' systematic spread of misinformation, revealing internal communications that show deliberate distortions of election data and promotion of false narratives to boost ratings and fuel political polarization.

Former insiders allege that Fox News deliberately transformed its editorial approach to amplify Donald Trump’s narrative and spread misinformation regarding the 2020 election, effectively turning the network into a propaganda outlet.

Fox News agreed to pay a $1 million fine as part of a settlement following a three-year investigation into repeated violations of the New York City Human Rights Law, which included allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination. As part of the settlement, the network also agreed to forgo mandatory arbitration for human rights claims for four years and implement significant policy changes to prevent workplace misconduct.

Fox News has been fined $1 million by the New York City Commission on Human Rights for four separate willful and wanton violations related to sexual harassment and job retaliation. As part of the settlement, the network will implement mandatory anti-harassment training for its New York-based staff, establish an anonymous hotline for reporting, and suspend its binding arbitration policy for harassment claims.

Fox News agreed to pay a $1 million penalty following an investigation by the New York City Commission on Human Rights that highlighted a culture of sexual harassment and retaliation. The settlement, reached in late June 2021, mandates changes including the waiver of forced arbitration in employee agreements and the implementation of regular sexual harassment and prevention training.

Fox News agreed to pay a $1 million fine for repeated violations of the New York City Human Rights Law following a three‐year investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination. As part of the settlement, the network will forgo mandatory arbitration over city human rights claims for four years and undergo quarterly reviews, while also promising extensive policy reforms.

An academic study revealed that regular Fox News viewers experienced significant shifts in their political beliefs after switching to CNN for a month. The findings suggest that Fox News' agenda-setting and filtering of news, described as a 'disinformation machine', plays a key role in shaping biased public opinion.

A Dominion legal filing reveals internal communications at Fox News where executives and hosts deliberately suppressed fact‐checking efforts and manipulated election coverage to appease pro‐Trump, authoritarian viewers. The filings show internal panic over losing audience trust, leading to practices that prioritized ratings over factual accuracy.

A legal filing in the Dominion defamation lawsuit exposes internal emails and texts showing that top Fox News executives and hosts deliberately shifted their coverage of the 2020 election to cater to pro-Trump viewers. The documents reveal efforts to suppress fact-checking and moderate dissent in order to protect the network’s brand and maintain audience trust, raising questions about the network's role in propagating misleading election fraud narratives.

A timeline report reveals that throughout November 2020, Fox News repeatedly broadcasted false claims, conspiracy theories, and misleading narratives concerning the 2020 presidential election. The report documents numerous instances where hosts and contributors promoted fraudulent voter fraud claims and other disinformation that undermined electoral integrity and democratic discourse.