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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell tried to get himself out of Twitter jail on Monday, but it didn’t go so well.

Folks, are you like me? Do you have a taste for absurd comedy along the lines of Monty Python? Then treat yourself to NBC’s Today Parents Newsletter where you’ll find pieces like the April 21 essay by one Jay Deitcher – so bizarre it must be an update of the classic Coal Miner Son sketch.

Morning Joe leads its show by mocking Donald Trump fumbling over the name of J.D. Vance, the candidate he has endorsed in the Ohio Republican Senate primary. But the show rarely if ever reports Biden's frequent gaffes.

As much as they love having Joe Biden as President, the ladies of The View have more respect and admiration for Vice President Kamala Harris. This was apparent on Monday as they talked with New York Times writers Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns about their book This Will Not Pass, filled with palace intrigue. Aside from the anti-Trump portions, the cast zeroed in…

Former CBS and MSNBC producer Chris Licht formally took the helm of CNN on Monday morning and, in a 650-word note to employees, said he wouldn’t be in “the weeds of day-to-day editorial decision making” (like former CNN head Jeff Zucker), take on “‘group-think,’” and ensure CNN is “respectful of differing viewpoints.”

Last night was a historic night for the MLB’s partner league, the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball (ALPB), but for the wrong reasons.

What’s that bad taste in Subway’s mouth? It’s the bitter flavor of a fast-shrinking franchise and the fall-out from hiring the notorious Megan Rapinoe as a national pitch-woman. Subway is losing franchises hand over foot, and its Rapinoe ad campaign is getting some of the blame for the company driving customers away. 

Another week, another example of the networks hiding any Joe Biden utterance that might reflect badly on the President and the declining chances of the Democrats to hold on to power in the 2022 midterms. Last Wednesday, at a White House event, Joe Biden declared to a group of teachers: “They are all our children... They are not somebody else's children.” 

Whenever Donald Trump speaks, juicy soundbites follow.

On Saturday, Hot Air’s weekend editor Jazz Shaw reported on “a growing obsession on the left these days wherein the government, the tech oligarchs, and a growing swath of mainstream media outlets have taken to openly mocking the idea of free speech.” He specifically cited: “One of the latest and most glaring examples of this disastrous trend can be found this week at Time Magazine, where…

Hollywood corporations have spent years insulting mainstream American values and pushing woke lunacy. The month of April proved that they can no longer continue to do so without real-world financial consequences. 

Too bad, so sad: a book by two Associated Press reporters painting a "fond portrait" of Jill Biden sold only 250 copies in the first week after its April 19 publication date. Democrat book buyers are still Trump-obsessed.

The New York Times is running a three-part expose of Fox News show host Tucker Carlson. sub-titled “American Nationalist,” delivered by a staggering ten-person research/reporting crew led by reporter and MSNBC contributor Nicholas Confessore, including an exhaustive analysis of 1150 episodes of Tucker Carlson Tonight. Confessore relied on anonymous sourcing and hostile…

A federal judge ruled that a journalist’s lawsuit against Twitter can proceed. Alex Berenson, an independent journalist, sued Twitter after he said the platform suspended him for his tweets on the COVID-19 vaccine.