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After having been silent on the May 21 release of the Democratic National Committee’s comically bad autopsy on the 2024 election, CBS and NBC broke the broadcast network-wide blackout across their lead morning and evening newscasts with mentions on Wednesday and Thursday once former First Lady Jill Biden spoke out about Joe Biden’s infamous June 2024 debate performance.

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As hard as it may be for MS NOW justice and intelligence reporter Ken Dilanian to understand, Republicans are still not happy about the FBI downplaying the partisan motivations of the 2017 congressional baseball shooter. Therefore, when the agent involved in that conclusion was fired on Wednesday, Dilanian took to the air to claim the agent was just the latest in a string of FBI officials…

Americans’ confidence in television news and newspapers rates below that of a host of other U.S. institutions, results of a new national survey reveal.

On Tuesday’s Katy Tur Reports amid a day of overwhelming coverage on President Trump’s physical at Walter Reed, the Bulwark reporter Lauren Egan was on MS NOW and complained about media coverage of alleged issues with Trump’s health. 

She connected the situation back to former President Joe Biden and seemed to imply the Biden health saga was partly manufactured by a “right-wing…

This summer, the United States celebrates its 250th birthday. In 1776, few people believed this new version of self-government would last. After the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked what kind of government the Founding Fathers had created. “A republic,” he replied, “if you can keep it.” If... It’s rare that a new form of government lasts dozens of years, let alone 250.…

Polls show that former reality TV personality turned Republican candidate for mayor of Los Angeles, Spencer Pratt, has a real shot to advance to November’s general election, which caused ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel to stage an intervention on Wednesday and plead with people not to vote for him.

Former First Lady has granted CBS Sunday Morning an exclusive interview, and the first promotional nugget has caused a media scramble. Jill Biden, aided and abetted by the Elitist Media, appears to want to revise history as it pertains to the 2024 presidential election.

On Tuesday’s PBS News Hour, they spent six minutes playing a fraction of their “Settle In” podcast interview with Democrat historian (and former Newsweek editor) Jon Meacham.

CBS 60 Minutes just completed a textbook exercise in logical fallacy by hawking the stock market scare porn of CNBC’s arguably most smug anti-Trump anchor that he himself hedged straight into irrelevancy.

New York City, once regarded as the greatest, is now most famous for being the most expensive city in North America. The citizens who stay, rather than flee to more affordable areas, face crushing taxes and struggle to make ends meet. And what is Democratic Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s solution to this crisis? Throw more money at it and hope it gets better, as evidenced by his Tuesday night…

The New York Times made official Wednesday what Puck’s Dylan Byers first reported back on April 24: CECOT-obsessed Sharyn Alfonsi is out at CBS’s 60 Minutes. And, in an interview with the vi rulently anti-Bari Weiss paper (which used to employ her before they ran her out of town), Alfosni donned a holier-than-thou attitude that embodies the stomach-churning arrogance of…

During MS NOW’s Texas Senate Primary election coverage, the new helm of the spin-off network’s election big board, Ali Velshi said American elections could turn into elections in Russia and Iran with meaningless ballots. He then stated he felt a groundswell movement, as seen with anti-DOGE and Minneapolis’s protests, would rise to vote in the upcoming midterms to stop it.

After a lower court in Alabama rejected the opportunity to follow the Supreme Court’s lead and reverse its decision blocking the state’s new congressional map favoring Republicans, Alabama appealed directly to the High Court, asking it to intervene.