Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly has been accused of being "jealous and petty" for criticizing Dr. Jill Biden as she attended the Eagles-49ers NFL Playoff game.

Valentine Low broke the story accusing Meghan Markle of bullying two PAs out of Kensington Palace and said allegations of a palace "smear" are "ludicrous."

Kelly, a critic of Harry and Meghan, listed what she sees as the royal couple's faults following the release of the prince's memoir.

"If Will Smith were white and had assaulted Chris Rock, a black man at the Oscars, he would never work again a day in his life," Megyn Kelly said on Wednesday.

Megyn Kelly mocked Meghan Markle for not being able to "understand why anyone would think she's a diva," adding: "Let me count the ways."

"You get a congressional subpoena, you show up or you get the Steve Bannon treatment," Kelly said on her podcast.

"The jury heard all of your defenses, all of your attempts to poke holes in the credibility of these people, and they rejected them," Kelly said of Heard.

Broadcaster Megyn Kelly said that she believes Meghan Markle "would love to be president one day because she appears to love the spotlight."

Some are saying a recent move by the Florida governor and the Legislature is retaliatory and will likely lose in court, should Disney take legal action.

The Department of Education reported that the pause in student loan repayment has cost the government $98.4 billion so far.

Kelly spoke about Smith's tearful Oscars speech and compared his complaints about the negative aspects of being in the public eye to Meghan Markle.

The former Fox News host has been accused of a "reckless disregard for the truth" following an interview with Lemon's accuser on her SiriusXM radio show.

A clip of Gaige Grosskreutz admitting he pointed his gun at Rittenhouse before he was shot by the defendant in Kenosha has gone viral.

In his new Netflix series, "Colin in Black & White," former San Francisco 49ers player Colin Kaepernick has compared the NFL Draft process to slavery.

The former Fox News host found a way to offend tennis fans and those connected with the U.S. military.

Megyn Kelly hit out at tennis star Naomi Osaka, 23, for posing for magazine shoots in light of her revelation that she struggles with interviews.

Osaka fired back at critics who questioned her magazine covers in the wake of her tournament withdrawals, saying she shot the images months earlier.

Lieu, a California Democrat, criticized Kelly after she said on her podcast that the media had exaggerated the January 6 deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.

"There is no question the media represented it as so much worse than it actually was," host Megyn Kelly said of the January 6 Capitol Riots on her podcast.

"The thing that bothered me about her testimonial was, we didn't hear the other side," Megyn Kelly said on her podcast.

The apology email, obtained by Newsweek, was addressed "Dear Spence Community" and said "This video is not part of the Spence curriculum. Our teacher and the School acknowledge that sharing a satirical video that made fun of white women was a significant mistake."

The legal analyst returned to the network eight months after he was caught exposing himself during a work Zoom call.

CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin was reinstated on Thursday after he was put on leave for exposing himself during a Zoom call. The decision to bring Toobin back was slammed by Megyn Kelly, Lisa Boothe, Sean Spicer and more.

"This is what happens when you live in a country where there is no First amendment. Insanity," CNN's Jake Tapper tweeted.

"They hated him so much they checked their objectivity," Kelly said of the media's alleged animosity towards Donald Trump.

The president called for unity in his inaugural address and also criticized those who lie for political gain.

Tamblyn brought up Kelly's past comments in response to a tweet that Kelly had written, criticizing Kamala Harris for making faces during the vice presidential debate.

"Over 6 thousand Covid patients shoved into nursing homes killing over 6,000 elderly."

A decision by Walmart not to carry the documentary 'No Safe Spaces' in its brick-and-mortar stores prompted 23 media personalities, from both the political right and left, to join forces to ask the retailer to reverse course.

Bill Maher blamed "cancel culture" and the "woke" left for Kelly being dropped from NBC. The former Fox News and NBC host appeared on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday night.