The cast of The View would prefer that women grow old and die alone, rather than have children. 

The bias isn't just in the news, it's also in the app.

“Basketball is for everyone,” the NBA proudly proclaims on its Diversity & Inclusion website. Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey just learned that slogan comes with a rainbow-colored asterisk after he was waived for expressing his personal religious views on homosexuality and abortion.

Liberal activist/actress Cynthia Nixon apparently has a lot of time on her hands since the cancellation of HBO Max’s Sex and the City reboot which she starred in. When she’s not out on boats claiming abortion is “great,” she can be found virtue signaling in aimless protests such as Saturday’s “No Kings” gathering in New York City.

While Democrats screeched that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at airports were just “sitting around doing nothing” and that they might “brutalize or kill” travelers, one of those same “untrained” officers just saved a one-year-old boy’s life. And it’s the second time in recent weeks an ICE agent has saved a child.

As other celebrities brag about their abortions, one high-profile actress has dared to admit the pain and guilt behind “killing (her) child.” Christina Applegate, star of the ‘90s hit Married With Children and Netflix’s popular dramedy Dead to Me, reveals in her new, bestselling memoir, that abortion is “murder.” She even goes as far as to say the guilt she carried after her…

This week, HBO Max's The Pitt premiered another illegal immigration episode and it was an over-the-top anti-ICE tirade. This show has averaged 10 million viewers, a real hit in streaming TV.

It’s obvious where Hollywood stands on illegal immigration as evidenced by celebrity rantings at the Grammys and Golden Globes and in shows such as Grey’s Anatomy and The Pitt which attempt to sway viewers with anti-ICE storylines. Now, CBS’s reboot of the beloved classic hit Matlock is inserting itself into Hollywood’s Liberal Virtue Signaling and Brainwashing Club…

The 98th Annual Academy Awards premiered on ABC last night and it was another left-wing awards show hate fest.

This month, HBO Max's critically acclaimed medical drama The Pitt introduced an illegal immigrant sob story into its second season -- a kid who blew off a couple of fingers on the Fourth of July.

The Internet has been buzzing over controversial advertising by infant-care brand Frida Baby, which uses sexual double entendres in their product marketing and packaging for babies. Sold at Target, CVS, Walmart, and other major retailers, the inuendoes have sparked outrage, especially amid recent Epstein file discussions, prompting boycott calls. We happened to uncover yet another disturbing…

In the latest episode of Apple TV+'s Shrinking ("D-Day"), which ironically aired during National Marriage Week, a heartwarming scene between Harrison Ford's Paul and teen Alice (Lukita Maxwell) turns sour when she declares she wants kids but no husband because marriage is a "sexist construct."

Country artist Jelly Roll has set Hollywood ablaze with two viral speeches in which he boldy praised Jesus and proclaimed the Gospel. The moment that's received the most attention is his inspirational acceptance speech at the 68^th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS after winning Best Contemporary Country Album for Beautifully Broken. It was a bright light in an otherwise dark…

Am I sexist? I think there are differences between men and women -- traits beyond obvious physical ones. But when I was young, feminist leaders said there were no differences. The only reason men ran most things was sexism. There was plenty of that. One example people forget: Until 1974, women couldn’t get a credit card without their husband’s permission. A women’s movement was long overdue. I…