Greg Gutfeld is popular and dominates ratings in his time slot. But as most Americans know, the same was true about Tucker Carlson.

Geraldo Riveria's exit from the network may have been nasty, but "The Five" seems to be doing just fine without him.

A Fox News mainstay who often appears on "Gutfeld!" is saying goodbye to the job that made him a celebrity.

Trump poses a threat to Biden in 2024, and suddenly he’s been indicted four times on alleged crimes from several years ago.

After a joke about the Hollywood strike, Gutfeld took down Geraldo with a brutal comparison. Cue the media outrage.

Our society not only doesn't care about the beautiful or the true anymore, but it openly shames those who still do.

"We all have to share the risk," Gutfeld said, putting into words what most of us on the conservative side have been realizing.

"He did say two things that were interesting to me: The system is rigged and Americans are being lied to," Gutfeld said of the candidate.

Gutfeld had fun with "The View" hosts' inane comments about the cocaine case in his first episode in the 10 p.m. ET time slot.

Geraldo Rivera spoke from personal experience when defending a left-wing policy during his Fox News farewell event.

With a bit of his trademark showmanship, Geraldo Rivera promos what could be his final appearance on Fox News.

“Who says women can’t beat men when given the chance?”

A new report explores what has been taking place off-air in regard to the hosts of the Fox News show "The Five."

"White House, haven't you learned a thing from Bud Light? The only thing 'influencers' influence is universal hate towards influencers."

The co-host of "The View" took a racially charged shot at a presidential candidate, and Gutfeld had a fiery response.

Greg Gutfeld highlighted why Americans have reason to doubt the FBI and DOJ following the release of John Durham's report Monday.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld issues a scolding to the leakers trying to attack Tucker Carlson with videos posted to soclal media.

Geraldo Rivera announced that his appearances on "The Five" had been canceled amid uncertainty at Fox News.

Greg Gutfeld continues to solidify his position as the king of late-night comedy with this latest victory over the competition.

Fox News mainstay host Greg Gutfeld is defending his former peer Tucker Carlson as he's targeted with selective studio leaks.