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Washington Post columnist Max Boot freaked out over the world’s richest man potentially buying Twitter. The reason? Doing so might hurt his dream to increase censorship on the platform.

AMC’s new anti-cop drama 61st Street aired it’s second episode, “The Hunter and the Hunted,” Sunday, and it was just as bad as expected considering the pilot episode. They’ve made it clear their goal is to make all police look as bad as possible and sway public opinion against them.

Brian Stelter played dumb again on his Sunday show Reliable Sources, asking if Twitter was biased against conservatives, which is like asking if CNN is biased against conservatives.

Univision's immigration advocacy has reached the point to where the network's news division now promotes a swimming instructor that is training potential migrants on how to swim across the Rio Grande.

Despite charges against them being dropped, on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, Maria Hinojosa of NPR accuses border agents of having "whipped" Haitians attempting to cross the southern border. And Capehart seemingly denies the notion that any immigration can be illegal, speaking of "quote unquote, illegal immigration."

Elon Musk said that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has too much power over the platform. Elon Musk said that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has too much power over the platform. Business Insider on Friday reported that Musk, the richest man in the world, was asked if his influence was a conflict of interest for his offer to buy Twitter for $43 billion.

The former CEO of Reddit said in an interview that Elon Musk had no idea what he was in for when he offered to buy Twitter. Yishan Wong said that Musk was “in for a world of pain” if he bought Twitter and that “he has no idea.”

A journalist who contributed to Daily Pakistan called for the genocide of Jews on Twitter. In a since-deleted tweet, journalist Mian Dawood said that “Jews are the real threat to humanity on Earth.”

In the New York Times story “Democrats Face Tough Questions as a Border Saga Enters a New Chapter,” Leah Askarinam interviewed two Times reporters who have been covering the immigration-troubled Biden Administration’s ditching of Title 42, a Trump policy that slowed the admission of migrants on the southern border on public health grounds, specifically Covid concerns. The…

On Sunday morning’s Meet the Press, anchor Chuck Todd and his panelists were clearly concerned about some recent polling that shows voters under 35 years old, and Hispanic voters are starting to “peel away” from Joe Biden and the Democrat Party which is disastrous news for congressional Democrats this November. 

The Department of Homeland Security reportedly investigated how TikTok handled material that detailed the sexual abuse of children. The Financial Times reported that the Department of Justice also reviewed how a privacy feature on the platform was exploited by predators.

Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show falsely blames the "right" for stories exposing Black Lives Matter's secret purchase of a $6.5 million home.  In fact, it was a black reporter at the liberal New York Magazine who broke the story. The other two people who Cross criticized for their criticism of the purchase were two black reporters at NPR!

During This Week’s "Powerhouse Roundtable" discussion on the soaring crime rates in major American cities and what should be done about it, there seemed to be agreement that the Democrats’ “defund the police” agenda is dead. 

The New York Times couldn’t avoid the historically bad inflation figures, placing economics reporter Jeanna Smialek’s story on the front page: “Inflation Rate Hit 8.5% in Fastest Rise Since 1981.” But the text box went for wishful thinking: “March Data May Signal a Possible Peak,” and text tilted towards cheery spin for the Biden Administration given the hard facts, and Smialek barely…