Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s return to “The View” as a guest host has further exposed rifts in the conservative media landscape, as she excoriated fellow Fox News alumna Megyn Kelly of disrespecting…

Maga figures drown out opponents of conflict with loud support for the president

Megyn Kelly commented on Savannah Guthrie's public appeal regarding her mother Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, suggesting it hints at new details.

Podcast host Megyn Kelly has criticized Nancy Guthrie's family for not holding prayer vigils, speculating about a shift in the investigation's tone.

'They're Not MAGA': Trump Remarks On Tucker Carlson And Megyn Kelly's Iran Criticism Authored by Steve Watson via modernity.news, President Donald Trump delivered a clear message to…

After backlash followed the trailer release, Megyn Kelly publicly responded to claims about her involvement. She focused on the exact language used by Candace Owens and denied that a direct murder accusation was made against Erika Kirk. Kelly’s comments, shared on her SiriusXM program, have added fresh attention to the ongoing public debate.

Florida GOP congressman Randy Fine has ignited controversy with an Islamophobic social media post, drawing criticism from figures like Megyn Kelly and a vow from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to hold him accountable.

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Megyn Kelly strongly denied rumors that she helped Candace Owens produce the Bride of Charlie series about Erika Kirk. After an X user claimed she screened the series and offered legal advice, Kelly r

Candace Owens launched “The Bride of Charlie” on February 24, 2026, focusing on Erika Kirk after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The trailer sparked backlash from conservative figures like Megyn Kelly and Michelle Goldberg. Owens responded with a sharp tweet defending her series. Supporters see valid questions, while critics say the project targets a grieving widow.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing strong criticism from Nationals senator Matt Canavan and the NSW minister for multiculturalism for her 'bigoted and wrong' statements about Muslims.