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CENSORED! Four New Heinous Illegal Immigrant Crimes Buried By ABC/CBS/NBC
Special Report: Microsoft MSN Doubles Down on Sidelining Right-Leaning Political Coverage
Lefty Media Scramble to Spin Away Surprisingly Tame Wholesale Price Inflation Despite Iran War
CENSORED! Four New Heinous Illegal Immigrant Crimes Buried By ABC/CBS/NBC
ABC, CBS, and NBC have buried four new horrific crimes by illegal immigrants, with three receiving zero seconds of evening or morning show coverage despite their severity.
One case earned only 142 total seconds (all on CBS), while the networks gave the other three complete silence, continuing their pattern of shielding the public from the human cost of the border crisis.
This blackout by the Big Three networks prevents Americans from seeing the full scope of illegal immigrant crime, prioritizing narrative protection over basic news reporting.
Special Report: Microsoft MSN Doubles Down on Sidelining Right-Leaning Political Coverage
MSN fakes balance by flooding feeds with right-leaning outlets like Fox News almost exclusively on non-political fluff—celebrity scandals, sports, and human-interest stories—while systematically burying their political coverage on major policy issues.
March 2026 analysis of 620 top stories reveals just 12% right-leaning (58 stories, nearly half non-political) versus 47% left-leaning, with critical U.S.-Iran war reporting (only 17% right-leaning) filtered through anti-Trump headlines from outlets like WaPo, CNN, and Newsweek.
Microsoft’s deliberate gatekeeping suppresses conservative perspectives on key events, forcing Americans to view hard news through a leftist lens and proving the bias is intentional, not accidental.
Lefty Media Scramble to Spin Away Surprisingly Tame Wholesale Price Inflation Despite Iran War
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data delivered a major blow to doomsayers: March wholesale prices rose just 0.5% (vs. 1.1% forecast) and core prices only 0.1% (vs. 0.5% expected), with oil prices plunging below $94/barrel despite the Iran conflict and Hormuz blockade.
Outlets like AP, CNN, Reuters, and PBS buried the good news in later paragraphs or spun it as a “three-year high” surge, refusing to admit their pre-war “Hormuz inflation” predictions collapsed and America’s energy security held strong.
The media’s frantic rewrite exposes anti-Trump bias: when facts contradict their narrative of economic disaster under Trump, they minimize the positive data and cling to energy-price fearmongering.