There is plenty of debate about who won the first GOP primary debate. There isn't as much debate about who lost it.

Biden didn’t invoke the name of his late son Beau, but he did share an anecdote with people who had just lost everything.

Former President Donald Trump decided to skip the debate, but there were still plenty of fireworks among those who did attend.

"Fox News is trying to censor and silence Trump supporters to protect their hand-picked establishment candidates."

A large percentage of Republicans weren't planning on watching the party's first presidential debate of the 2024 campaign.

The former vice president was not the only one booed during the debate; two former governors were also booed.

As the eight candidates who showed up were each being introduced, two of them were booed loudly by a raucous Wisconsin crowd.

By restricting access to the debate unless you watch it live, Fox may have been trying to take viewership away from Tucker Carlson.

Jim Messina demonstrated expert gaslighting by insisting that Biden's kitchen fire story showed how the president connects with voters.

Fox News chose a curious ad to display on the day of the first Republican primary debates - which the network is hosting, no less.