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"Power to the People" was a chant used by anti-war and civil rights protesters in the '60s. John Lennon wrote a song with that title in 1971. The idea flowed from the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution which begins, "We the people." The concept behind that phrase was that the people, not the government, are sovereign and the government's power is granted to it by the governed.

New York Times White House reporter Katie Rogers can’t get over how refreshing the President Biden administration is, and gushed about it again in an “Inside the Times” interview with Aishvarya Kavi for Monday’s edition: “Covering a Different Washington.” Kavi set Roger up to praise Biden, who obliged and also engaged in obligatory Trump-bashing: "The fact that President Trump had been removed…

The sense of liberal media disappointment over the 2020 Census results was palpable Tuesday morning as Democratic Party shills on ABC, CBS, and NBC all openly lamented a “power shift” in congressional representation away from blue states like California and New York toward red states like Texas and Florida. ABC’s coverage even suggested the Trump administration somehow manipulated the count.…

All three networks on Tuesday covered the ominous news for Gavin Newsom that the Democratic governor is now, officially, facing a recall vote in the state of California. But ABC seemed the most irritated, warning that the “Democratic darling” and “early [Covid] hero” is being targeted.

The glorification of history-mangling New York Times Magazine writer Nikole Hannah-Jones continues, despite her fractured 1619 Project. The University of North Carolina’s Hussman School of Journalism joyfully announced she will join the faculty as the “Knight Chair in Race and Investigative Journalism.”

Watch the news for any length of time, and it’s easy to distinguish the liberal media’s heroes from their villains. And for the last three months, new Vice President Kamala Harris has definitely been a media hero.

It’s the constitutional duty of the Census Bureau to track the population growth and shifts between the states and appropriate House seats accordingly, which feeds into the Electoral College calculation (House seats plus Senate seats). But according to the suggestions of CNN Prime Time host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo and fellow CNN host Michael Smerconish, the bureau exclusively helps Republicans and…

After aiding the Democrats in their attacks on Georgia’s new voting bill, the Democratic activists at CNN are now lashing out at GOP state bills which are aimed at cracking down on rioting. On Sunday evening’s CNN Newsroom, host Pamela Brown ranted against such legislation, falsely declaring the bills to be “anti-protest bills” and calling the Black Lives Matter violence that Republicans are…

On Morning Joe, "MSNBC Republican" Elise Jordan, commenting on Republican Senator Josh Hawley being the lone vote against something that has been described as an anti-Asian hate crime bill, says:  "Josh Hawley [is] just going out of his way to really out-Cruz Ted Cruz, which is quite something.  And you just have to really work hard to try to be more loathed than Ted Cruz. But Josh Hawley…

Toward the end of a Friday discussion with the NBA's Garrett Temple and Donovan Mitchell, and the WNBA's Nneka Ogwumike, CNN Tonight guest host Laura Coates asked Mitchell how he lives as a black man knowing that, despite his fame as an professional athletes, he could be killed by the police.

It was a heck of a way to start a week as the evening newscasts of ABC, CBS, NBC, and Spanish-language networks CNN en Español, Telemundo, and Univision completely blacked out the bombshell leaked audio that suggested former Secretary of State John Kerry backstabbed Israel and share secrets with Iran’s terrorist-backing regime.

In the latest NewsBusters Podcast, we discuss the politics of the Oscars. Black actor Daniel Kaluuya won Best Supporting Actor for Judas and the Black Messiah. In his acceptance speech, Kaluuya gushed over the Panthers: "They showed me how to love myself." But black Republican Sen. Tim Scott was targeted by The Washington Post in an attempt to expose him for lying about his family history.…

After a few uneventful White House press briefings, Monday’s episode drew a number of interesting exchanges on the border crisis, the coronavirus pandemic, masking, schools, and President Biden’s Wednesday address to a Joint Session of Congress. And after having been off to get married, Fox News’s Peter Doocy returned with a bang in an exchange on the administration’s continued masking despite…

While all three broadcast networks spent Sunday and Monday touting new polls showing general approval for President Biden’s job performance after his first 100 days in office, the liberal media outlets managed to cover up several negative findings for the Democrat, found in the same surveys. Some unflattering numbers were mentioned or vaguely alluded to, but many were not.