Do you think the Biden administration should shut down Fox News? (poll)

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124. No they didn't. You're repeating a lie that simply won't go away.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fox-skews/
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2014/sep/10/facebook-posts/facebook-post-claims-fox-admits-they-lie-have-righ/

see also: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fox-news-entertainment-switch/

If Fox News has been held to the right to lie, why did they settle a libel case brought by Dominion for $737 million?

My guess is that you are referring to the 2020 case out of the southern district of new york in which Fox News was sued by Karen MacDougal alleging Tucker Carlson defamed her by accusing her of extorting now-President Donald J. Trump out of approximately $150,000 in exchange for her silence about an alleged affair between McDougal and Trump. Fox argued that the suit was dismissed on two grounds: first, that the statements at issue were rhetorical hyperbole made in the context of a commentary and opinion program, not factual "news" program assertions and thus could not be defamatory under a long line of precedent and second, that the plaintiff had failed to establish "actual malice", a prerequisite for a defamation case against a public figure. The case was focused solely on Carlson's program, which is not a news program but is an opinion commentary program. The same reasoning would apply to, for example, Rachel Maddow's program, which is an opinion and commentary program.

Every newspaper in the country refers to itself directly or indirectly as a purveyor of news. And every one of them also runs commentary and opinion pieces. Should newspapers be barred from calling themselves "news"papers? Of course not.