Network shows have finally returned and with them comes a new narrative. As seen in Chicago P.D., NBC seems ready to give into the anti-cop crowd that protested its police dramas this past summer. Up next on the chopping block is one of its longest running shows, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Now that the fall season of television has started, we get to be treated to a new round of vanity cards from CBS’ “King of Sitcoms” Chuck Lorre. Of course, his latest card, #652, which aired November 12 during the credits after three of his shows, Young Sheldon, new comedy B Positive, and Mom, was about politics, specifically the election results.

One of the left’s grossest tricks is to convince weak-minded Catholics that Biden is a good Catholic man. One outlet’s latest attempt at getting readers duped into believing in Biden’s piety is saying that he’s a “Pope Francis Catholic,” whatever that means.

The latest “Assassin’s Creed” video game will finally appeal to every edgy basement-dwelling atheist's deepest fantasy, giving players the ability to kill and maim Christian soldiers and raze Christian villages to the ground as viking hordes in dark age Europe.

Jesuits used to be known as the shock troops of the Counter Reformation. Nowadays in America, these Catholic priests and brothers of the Society of Jesus are little more than sycophants to liberal Catholic politicians.

U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler (Rep-Georgia) last summer exposed Black Lives Matter Marxism and became public enemy No. 1 to the WNBA and the foul blog Deadspin, aka Democratspin. The conservative Sen. Loeffler is facing a Jan. 5 run-off election, and Deadspin writer Chris Baud sarcastically says you'll be shocked to learn she remains terrible.

In a column published Wednesday, Outkick’s Jason Whitlock addressed a critique about comedian Dave Chappelle’s Saturday Night Live monologue. According to Whitlock, Chappelle succumbed to the “black group-think” that the stand-up artist has spent a large portion of his career avoiding, and athletes, like LeBron James, have spent a large portion of their careers embracing.

The eighth season of NBC’s Chicago P.D. began airing on November 11. From the beginning of the first episode, titled “Fighting Ghosts", it is obvious that the groundwork is being laid for an ongoing conflict between police reformists and those who want to protect racist, corrupt cops.

This fall's network television line-up of cop shows has begun and that means endless lecturing of the Black Lives Matter narrative. Audiences are being hectored that police officers are inherently racist towards black men and nothing has changed in the U.S. since Jim Crow.

These days a thriller about a global financial conspiracy is practically guaranteed to be permeated by liberal, anti-capitalist attitudes. Devils on The CW is no exception.

Ah unity. The left is pursuing unity so hard in the wake of Biden’s apparent presidential victory  that Republican’s are deleting their pro-Republican tweets out of fear of harassment from the mob. Wow. Isn’t that just so indicative of the peaceful times to come after Trump leaves the White House?

Anytime conservatives have a policy point that lefties disagree with, the left has an almost mystical ability of turning that into a racist slur. According to one African American scholar at Boston University, the phrase, “legal vote” is racist.

When George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officers in June, protestors took to the streets, rioters took out whole city blocks and looters took everything else. But all took one unmistakable stand: country music groups with semi-obscure names must be held accountable!

Earlier this year, the National Football League toyed with the idea of an affirmative action plan that would improve the draft lot of teams hiring minority coaches and executives. On Tuesday, a modified version of that nutty plan became reality, drawing varied reactions from the sports media.