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New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker tweeted on X on Saturday that it is time for the White House Correspondents’ Association to “rethink” its annual dinner with the president, after the event with President Donald Trump did not “advance” the cause of reporting “without fear or favor.” As if that motto isn't ridiculous at this point?

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Amanpour & Co., which airs on PBS and CNN International, invited New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof on to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, and to blame it on Elon Musk. Is this Kristof’s first TV appearance since the summer’s controversy over his indecent hit piece from Israel? Kristof’s recent columns blame tragic situations in impoverished Third World countries on Elon…

As you probably know by now, the White House Correspondents’ Association redid its annual ball after it was initially cut short after an attack by a deranged terrorist. President Trump attended for the first time in his capacity as President, and delivered a monologue wherein he roasted the media. Some in the Elitist Media take exception to the speech.

Throughout this cycle, the Elitist Media have abetted DSA-affiliated candidates running as Democrats: gleefully amplified socialists such as Zohran Mamdani, and covered for the sins of others such as Graham Platner. Through it all, they have assisted them in concealing what the Democratic Socialists of America actually stand for. A recent Fox News interview rips that veil open.

In the wake of USA Today sports columnist Nancy Armour getting her screechy op-ed on Caitlin Clark and WNBA referees revised for bizarre comparisons to the Emmitt Till lynching, "McPaper" released Fake News by sports editor Heather Burns about Clark missing the WNBA Orange Carpet event for this year's All-Star Game so she could get her hair done.

MS NOW's The Weekend staged a kvetchathon over President Trump ordering the installation of signs outside the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History warning visitors that the museum does not accurately reflect American history. They asked: Who gets to tell America's history?  They never answered that question, other than to make clear they don't want Trump doing it.

An AP story reports that drastic USAID funding cuts in Nepal forced former HIV outreach workers, mostly transgender, into sex work to survive. The piece, criticized for its dramatic tone and focus on U.S. policy under Trump, sparked outrage and disbelief online for its premise and portrayal of the aid situation.

The left-wing consortium of Smithsonian museums in D.C. have been accused by the Trump administration of ideological capture on issues of race and gender. NPR reporter Anastasia Tsioulcas covered a GOP hearing with a Smithsonian museum director by muddling Republican points into crude accusations to make them sound buffoonish.

One of the greatest things about living in America is our guaranteed freedom of speech and the press, but the government can fire or otherwise discipline officials who leak classified information to the press without violating the First Amendment. But, according to failed former CNN anchor Jim Acosta and MS NOW’s Ali Velshi on Thursday’s episode of The 11th Hour, the Trump administration’s…

The New Yorker contributor Ruth Marcus joined Friday’s edition of PBS News Hour to recap the week’s news that focused heavily on the Middle East. During a discussion about a potential nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, Marcus rewound roughly 50 years to the 1970s and claimed that the reason why the U.S. finds itself in a difficult situation with Iran today is because it made a similar deal with…

On Fox Business Network's Kudlow, host Larry Kudlow, who served as Assistant to the President for Economic Policy in the first Trump administration, wasn't shy about pressing a member of the GOP leadership on the economy and more.

Here it comes. The headline in the Washington Post said it all, in more ways than one. "Knives are out for Vance in the GOP. His allies say it’s a coordinated ‘op.’"

ABC’s Good Morning America had the most to say of the three broadcast networks on Saturday after President Trump addressed the White House Correspondents’ Dinner the previous evening. Correspondent Steven Portnoy got in all the usual beats, including referring to the dinner as “a celebration of the First Amendment” and lamenting Trump’s “insulting” performance. To make matters worse, Portnoy…