Today's Highlights: What MRC's Media Watchdogs Are Saying

November 9th, 2026 5:30 AM

MRC Watchdogs churn out breaking news on a daily basis. Don't miss Today's Highlights, where you can keep up with the top MRC content, whether it's the latest study on media bias, a glaring omission from the elitist media, or how the Big Tech companies are serving up the same leftist spin as the media. 

Top Stories:

MRC Details How Democratic Midterm Victories Prompt Rosie O'Donnell to Plan Return to America

MRC Exposes MS NOW Host Joe Scarborough Comparing Federal ICE Detention Efforts to the Soviet Union

MRC Highlights the Closure of Leftist Website Salon After Decades of Radical Commentary

 

 

 

MRC Details How Democratic Midterm Victories Prompt Rosie O'Donnell to Plan Return to America

Comedian Rosie O'Donnell announced she is considering a move back to New York from Ireland following recent Democratic election victories.

The Washington Post immediately arranged a Zoom interview to showcase her political opinions after the election results.

O'Donnell had originally left the United States in early 2025 as a protest against conservative political outcomes.

The move highlights how Hollywood figures use self-imposed exile for political theatrics while residing in nations with far less diversity than America.

 

MRC Exposes MS NOW Host Joe Scarborough Comparing Federal ICE Detention Efforts to the Soviet Union

Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough claimed on air that evil still reigns within the current administration.

Scarborough explicitly compared federal immigration enforcement actions to the Soviet Gulag Archipelago.

Guest Anand Giridharadas joined the broadcast to attack law enforcement by labeling legal deportations as Gestapo ICE raids.

Scarborough praised left-wing activists in Minneapolis for shutting down conservative policy initiatives.

 

MRC Highlights the Closure of Leftist Website Salon After Decades of Radical Commentary

Pioneering digital publication Salon officially shut down operations after thirty-one years of online publishing.

Elitist media outlets like The New York Times and the Associated Press published glowing tributes to the radical site.

The platform spent decades featuring prominent liberal journalists who routinely attacked American institutions and military members.

The shutdown marks the end of an influential digital home for extreme left-wing political takes.