Fox News has been hit with another sexual misconduct lawsuit, this time naming hosts Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, and the recently fired Ed Henry. The sex trafficking, sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and retaliation lawsuit was filed Monday morning, on behalf of former Fox News associate

Fox News Channel and several of its hosts have been named in a suit that alleges that the network did little to address reports of sex trafficking, sexual harassment and retaliation perpetrated by several of its most popular on-air personalities. In the legal complaint, Former Fox News employee

Fox News has fired America's Newsroom anchor Ed Henry amid allegations of sexual misconduct, TV Guide has confirmed. Henry, who previously acted as the network's chief White House correspondent during the Obama administration, was terminated after Fox News received a sexual misconduct allegation

Fox News has fired longtime anchor Ed Henry after investigating a complaint about “willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.” Henry was dismissed after the network received a complaint from a former employee on June 25. No further details have been disclosed. In the wake of his ouster, Fox News

Asked by FOX News’ Ed Henry at a Tuesday press conference if she wiped her private server clean, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton responded: ‘What, like with a cloth or something?’ Related articles Hillary Clinton had a testy press conference filled with questions about her email