Megyn Kelly

The former Fox star goes Tina Fey's "sheetcaking" route by avoiding issues on her morning show debut.

The former Fox News host has a new gig—and it's not about politics.

Megyn Kelly's viewership has continued to fall throughout the first month of her new NBC show.

The InfoWars host repeated false claims in a testy interview with the NBC host.

Kelly showed herself to be a responsible and assiduous interrogator even if she had little to show for it in the end. Alex Jones, meanwhile, came off like a sweaty paranoiac.

Alex Jones says 9/11, the Sandy Hook shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing and others were "false flag" operations.

Jones says Kelly told him it would be a "softball profile" without questions about the Sandy Hook and Pizzagate conspiracy theories.

Broadcaster says it's going ahead with the segment because the founder of the "alt-right" website InfoWars "has the ear of the president."

Kelly's interview with the conspiracy theorist is being widely criticized on Twitter.

Oliver Stone dismissed the possibility he served as a tool for Putin's propaganda, but largely agrees with the Russian leader.

Former diplomats fact-check remarks made by the Russian president in interviews with NBC's Megyn Kelly.

The Russian president started with a comment about "American imperialism" causing Moscow's bad weather but soon got agitated by Kelly's line of questioning.

Amid a federal investigation and following the resignation of several high-profile members of staff, the Fox News scandal is growing.

The Fox brand was hurt, companies yanked their ads, so O'Reilly was toast.

More than 22 advertisers have abandoned the show, which averages close to four million viewers daily.

The Murdochs thought Kelly was going to be their way of cleansing Fox of Roger Ailes and his brand of diss-the-elites conservatism. They were wrong.

The Murdochs supported the rising star amid heavy criticism from president-elect Donald Trump during his campaign. Their next goal is to launch an international news network, buoyed by a potential acquisition of Sky News.

Trump boasts of immunity from prosecution for using the White House for personal gain.

Kelly found herself at the center of a sexism debate regarding Trump in 2015.

Roger Ailes gave Donald Trump a weekly call-in segment to discuss political issues, Fox sources told "New York" magazine.

The problem of sexual harassment in media has come to the surface after allegations by women who worked at Fox News.

Rupert Murdoch will assume the role of chairman and acting CEO of Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network.

Trump sat down with the Fox newswoman for their first one-on-one interview since squaring off during the GOP debate in August.

Cruz spoke out Tuesday night for the first time since reports surfaced accusing her husband of having extramarital affairs.

Using ads and other means, some Republicans are trying to stop Trump from racking up more delegates ahead of the convention.

Trump is still crushing the establishment—just like McGovern and Goldwater before him.

The forum is the first since Donald Trump scored multi-state wins on Super Tuesday.

The 'Kelly File' host has always been popular, but she can thank Donald Trump for her new book deal.

The GOP front-runner opted out of the main debate and instead hosted a fundraiser.

Megyn Kelly, Bret Baier and Chris Wallace will face the candidates tonight in Iowa.