Democrats, members of the mainstream media and Big Tech are elevating their rhetoric about their political opponents to alarming heights, Sean Hannity said Monday.

CNN has no standing to proclaim itself a purveyor of facts, investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald said Monday on the series premiere of "Fox News Primetime."

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., described her first 100 hours on Congress as "hell" Monday, telling "The Story" that the deadly Capitol riot, the fight over the Electoral College vote count and the second impeachment of President Trump represented an unbelievable series of events.

Big Tech giants Amazon, Apple and Google gave no indication to upstart social media platform Parler until the very last moment that their threats to pull the plug were "deadly serious," Parler CEO John Matze told "Life, Liberty & Levin" in an interview airing Sunday night.

Republicans must do all they can to pin down President-elect Joe Biden and his administration on the question of when the country's economy will fully reopen and life return to normal as the coronavirus pandemic abates, Laura Ingraham said Friday.

Sean Hannity warned his viewers Friday that Democrats' "cancel culture" crusade is a dire threat to Americans' quality of life.

Joe Biden's plan to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour as part of his nearly $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package would cripple the already-struggling hospitality industry, a Florida restaurateur told "The Story" Friday.

The co-owner of a South Jersey gym who has butted heads with state officials over his open defiance of coronavirus lockdown orders told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Thursday that the state "emptied out every single dollar that we have" amid a legal fight over the legitimacy of millions of dollars in related fines.

The "Never-Trump" wing of the Republican party is "taking a bow" as the president prepares to leave office, Laura Ingraham told viewers Thursday.

House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., called on CNN anchor Jake Tapper to apologize to Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., after the journalist made a remark about his military service.