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After federal agents raided an apartment building in Chicago to arrest Tren de Aragua gang members, MSNBC personalities repeatedly spread the fake news that agents zip-tied children. And, even though no one died in the raid, they also promoted hyperbolic comparisons to the Gestapo, the Tulsa killings of 1921, and the MOVE Philadelphia bombing of 1985.

On Thursday night, MSNBC’s Jen Psaki highlighted a moment from House Speaker Mike Johnson’s appearance on C-SPAN, where a frustrated caller claimed Republicans were lying about illegal aliens receiving Medicaid coverage. In an effort to disprove Johnson, The Briefing host strangely cited information that Johnson did not specifically refer to when urging the caller go look for himself…

Editor-in-chief of The Atlantic and PBS host Jeffrey Goldberg joined former NBC and CBS anchor Katie Couric on her Next Question podcast on Thursday to discuss The Atlantic’s ‘“The Unfinished Revolution,’ a project exploring 250 years of the American experiment.” According to Goldberg, the Trump era proves that America never did settle the question of king-like power.

Once upon a time….a long, long time ago…the media world was a very different place. Liberal newspapers fed liberal television networks and wire services and thus was the dominant view of the American world established. And fed. Over and over and over and over again. Then came new technology, and liberal dominance ended.

President Donald Trump did not win this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. Instead, that honor went to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, and while you might think such a self-styled champion of democracy like MSNBC’s All In host Chris Hayes would applaud the selection, he instead ridiculed it as a “weird kind of ego consolation prize” for Trump.  Also on Friday, Hayes would…

The Friday evening cast of PBS News Hour featuring moderator Geoff Bennett, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart, and New York Times columnist David Brooks briefly broke character to heap praise on President Trump for his role in securing a ceasefire agreement that will see Israeli hostages return home. However, the trio quickly reverted back to form and freaked out that New York…

On Thursday’s CNN This Morning, Audie Cornish interviewed Mark Bray, a disgraced Dartmouth lecturer turned Rutgers University professor who had openly defended Antifa’s proclivities. The segment was instigated by Wednesday’s roundtable discussion at the White House, which included President Trump, members of his cabinet, and individuals personally affected by Antifa.

While some in the media have swallowed their pride and given President Trump credit for securing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that looks like it will lead to the end of the war, MSNBC’s co-host of The Weeknight, Symone Sanders-Townsend is still stuck in her ways. On Thursday’s show, Sanders-Townsend instead tried to credit the British and French governments, despite them…

Though it has received play on all three major broadcast networks, ABC chose on Thursday night and Friday morning to emphasize an anonymous C-SPAN call to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) of a woman worried her children “could die” if Johnson fails to reopen the government and ensure federal employees are paid. Of course, ABC (and the caller) ignored how that falls to Senate Democrats and…

On Thursday, ABC News’s The View had their most bitterly anti-Trump guest of season 29 (so far) in so-called “comedian” Hasan Minhaj. Minhaj, who was heir-apparent to The Daily Show before getting sunk by his own lies about experiencing islamophobia, lashed out at President Trump’s $100,000 “tariff” for H1B visas by suggesting Trump’s voters were all “C-average students” who…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel joined Bloomberg managing editor for media and entertainment Lucas Shaw on Wednesday for a discussion at Bloomberg Screentime. Twice during their conversation, Kimmel accused his critics of “distortion” and “intentionally and I think maliciously” mischaracterizing the comments that got him suspended. However, sandwiched in-between those remarks, Kimmel also unwittingly…

Situation Room co-host Pamela Brown asked for Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to respond to President Trump calling for his arrest, but did not ask him at all about why the Chicago police were directed to not assist border patrol and ICE agents. The lapse in journalistic responsibility came during a Wednesday morning interview with Johnson.

Ever since its first post-October 7 show, Comedy Central’s The Daily Show has been the worst of the late night comedy shows on the Israel-Hamas War, so it was good to see host-of-the-week Josh Johnson applaud President Trump for his role in securing a ceasefire agreement that looks like it could lead to the end of the war, even if he did so somewhat reluctantly.

Last night, NBC's Law & Order brought up former president Joe Biden's dementia, claiming no one thought Biden's staff should keep it secret.