NYT's Awful Parade of Headlines Putting Anti-Jewish Terror in Context
The New York Times has caught a lot of justified flak the last few days for how softly it has framed its profiles of the Islamic perpetrator of an anti-Jewish attack on a Michigan synagogue. “The Michigan Synagogue Attacker Was a Quiet Restaurant Worker.” At least Sunday’s print headline was better: “Recalling Attacker’s Last Days Before Driving Into Synagogue.” Critics faulted the…
NPR Omits Antisemitism Around Mamdani, Hammers on GOP 'Islamophobia'
National "Public" Radio can NOT find the story of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife Rama Duwaji putting "Likes" on pages celebrating the October 7 massacre in Israel. But it CAN find stories where Mamdani is the victim of cruel Republican social media posts.
Big 3 Newscasts Report Old Dominion Shooter Shouting 'Allahu Akbar'
Thursday was a day of terror at a Synagogue in Michigan and at Old Dominion University in Virginia, and it was the latter incident that provided what must have been an uncomfortable situation for those in charge of making editorial decisions in the liberal media. No one was killed at the Synagogue, except the person who drove his bomb filled car into the building in an obvious terror attack,…
Variety Skips Communist Angle in New Netflix Series on Mexican Artists
A founder of the Mexican Communist party. Does that sound like someone for whom politics in general was incidental? Of course not, but that is how Mexican muralist Diego Rivera is often depicted in the media. As for his sometime wife and lover, Frida Kahlo, she was even more fanatic in her devotion to communism. She was a staunch Stalinist.
Sky News Editor Also Seen at Iran Embassy Party, Defends Presence
CNN made headlines this week after two members of their London bureau were caught at a regime party at the Iranian Embassy in the U.K., thanks to images released by Iran’s state media Iran Press. But they weren’t the only media present at the gathering. Sky News international affairs editor Dominic Waghorn could also be seen in Iran Press images rubbing shoulders with an Embassy official,…
On PBS, Reza Aslan Says US 'Has Been Doing The Tyrant's Work For' Iran
CNN International/PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour welcomed former colleague Reza Aslan, whom she labeled an “Iranian-American religious scholar," to her Friday show to discuss what the future holds for ordinary Iranians after the current war ends. According to Aslan, it is the United States’s fault that previous protest movements have failed to topple the regime because we have “been doing the…
Has the Media Been Responsible for America Losing Wars?
As the war in the Middle East rages, let’s take a pause and a walk back through some history of the media and America at war.
ABC Doesn't Mention Synagogue Attacker's Reported Hezbollah Ties
On their Friday evening and Saturday morning newscasts, both CBS and NBC mentioned that the man who attacked the Temple Israel synagogue in Michigan had family members who were a part of Hezbollah and who were killed in an Israeli airstrike. The same could not be said of ABC’s World News Tonight and Good Morning America because both shows only mentioned the part about them…
PBS Omits Islam From Recent Attacks, Claims WH Memes Are Un-Christian
PBS News Hour host Geoff Bennett, The Atlantic podcaster David Brooks, and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart assembled on Friday for their usual weekly news recap and displayed a noticeable religious double standard. On one hand, Brooks suggested that various Iran War videos put out by the White House are un-Christian because they trivialize war, which naturally involves death.…
CNN Analyst—‘Hard to Say’ That Recent Terror Is an Immigration Problem
On Friday’s CNN This Morning, CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen dismissed the idea that recent terror attacks might have any immigration component, insisting the perpetrators were overwhelmingly Americans.
"It's going to be hard to say if this is a sort of immigration problem.” But the suspects’ backgrounds in all four cases demolish Bergen’s claim.
Cornish Implies War Dept. Has No Oversight, Will Kill More Civilians
On Thursday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish battled with panel guest and CNN national security analyst Alex Plitsas about the alleged strike on an Iranian school in the opening days of the conflict. She implied Pete Hegseth’s Department of War may strike more civilians because of “red tape” cuts at the Pentagon.
NPR Sounds Like a Platform for Illegal Immigrants in Austin, Texas
We've demonstrated how PBS and reporters like Minnesota-based Fred de Sam Lazaro sound like lobbyists for illegal immigrants. The same thing is happening at National “Public” Radio. A story from Austin, Texas focused on cranky leftists who want local officials to resist ICE harder.
CNN Officials Caught Celebrating Regime at Iranian Embassy in U.K.
The hits just kept coming for CNN this week. Amid criticism of the network’s biased reporting from Iran, bias about the conflict, and how they got access to the country, two high-ranking CNN officials were caught at the Iranian Embassy in London attending a celebration for the founding of the Islamic regime. Additionally, the daytime edition of CNN News Central on Thursday aired four-…
PBS Hysterics on Trump Voter ID Bill: 'Could Disenfranchise Millions'
Wednesday’s PBS News Hour offered some rare media coverage of one of President Trump’s legislative priorities, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, his popular voter ID bill based on the idea that ineligible ballots from non-citizens should not dilute the votes of American citizens, while holding every state to the same voter verification standards. The act, which has…
