The longtime Fox News host had an awkward moment on his own show.

A July 30 Fox News poll showed Democrat James Talarico having a three-point edge over Republican Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate midterm election

An interview between Fox News' Sean Hannity and Democratic socialist congressional candidate Chris Rabb took an awkward turn Wednesday when Hannity corrected his guest for calling him "Scott," emphasizing,

Hannity said he doesn’t believe Fox News’ own polling unit.

Sean Hannity questions Fox News’ own poll that shows Democrat leading race for Texas Senate seat - Recent polls show Talarico narrowly leading Ken Paxton in Texas or have the two candidates tied

Sean Hannity clarified that he’s being treated for a pinched nerve following concern and speculation about his health from viewers who noticed that he’s had a “puffy face and raspy voice” recently. Hannity says that the injury occurred while “training,

Sean Hannity is clearing the air following a wave of viewer concern. The Fox News host, 64, addressed the commentary surrounding the slight change in his on-camera appearance in a June 24 X post, writing that puffiness and a raspy voice are common side-effects of a medication he's been taking to treat a pinched nerve.

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) said he was "trying to be nice" when he cursed at Dr. Anthony Fauci multiple times during a fiery Senate hearing.

Mehdi Hasan mentioned that even though he “loathed” Lindsey Graham, he wouldn’t disrespect the person’s funeral.

And, you know, for people that talk about, well,. Sorry, the people that don't pay anything, the bottom 50 percent of wage earners, pay about two percent of federal income taxes. Top 10 percent pay nearly 60 percent,

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's refusal to condemn Hasan Piker and the policies backed by Democratic Socialists of America-supported candidates on ‘Hannity.