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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sat down with ABC’s Martha Raddatz for This Week, to talk tariffs, China, and trade. And Raddatz got more than she bargained for when she tried to corner Bessent with polling numbers.

Friday’s PBS News Hour celebrated liberal political cartoonist Ann Telnaes, who resigned in a huff from the Washington Post when a cartoon mocking Post owner and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was rejected, part of PBS’s “Art in Action” coverage, “exploring the intersection of art and democracy.”

Pollster Frank Luntz found himself surprised during a panel with Trump supporters who unanimously backed President Trump's tariff strategy, defying reports claiming his base's disapproval. Despite Luntz's framing of the stock market dip as a crisis, panelists were unfazed, viewing it as a correction. The group expressed support for paying more to avoid Chinese products and emphasized trust in…

At last night’s White House Correspondents’ Association gala, more colloquially known as NerdProm, there was a rare call to reflection amidst all the media self-congratulation. In it, though, there was unwarranted absolution. 

On Friday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace seemed to be channeling her inner Keith Olbermann as she accused the Donald Trump administration of arresting a Milwaukee judge to serve as a "distraction" from the economy.

The Regime Media are in the midst of rolling out a new immigration victimhood narrative, after embarrassing themselves and losing further standing over their absurd white knighting of the deported confirmed MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia. But if the Sunday Shows are any indication this new narrative- a hoax, actually: “Deported Citizen Babies”, is facing a similar result.

Wednesday marks 100 days since President Trump took office for the second time, and the news media will doubtless be ready with report cards judging his new administration. Yet looking back at news coverage of recent liberal Presidents at their 100-day mark, it’s been a veritable lovefest.

Every once in a while, an MSNBC host briefly messes up and upsets a famous Democrat. It happened on Friday in Rome during an otherwise typical softball pitch. Former Secretary of State John Kerry is used to interviews like Jen Psaki going out for an ice cream cone with him. After a gushfest over the late Pope Francis on the "climate crisis," anchor Chris Jansing noted under Obama and Kerry,…

In a Friday Notice of Filing, Navy veteran Zachary Young notified Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit in Bay County, that he would be seeking upwards of $453 million in damages through his defamation suit against The Associated Press. The wire service allegedly falsely accused Young of committing a felony while rescuing nearly two dozen women and a baby from Afghanistan.

Fighting Trumpian fascism in the Star Wars universe! That was the angle taken by James Poniewozik, chief TV critic for the New York Times, to mark the second and final season of the Star Wars streaming spinoff Andor, on the front page of Thursday’s Arts section. The online headline: “‘Andor’ Shows How a Resistance Is Built, One Brick at a Time -- In the best of the Disney+ “…

The recent passing of his Holiness Pope Francis and the looming election of a successor has, already, launched a media frenzy.

Anchoring from the Vatican for her Friday show ahead of Pope Francis’s Saturday funeral, MSNBC’s Chris Jansing was not just content to portray Francis as a pope of the people; she had to mix in former President Joe Biden as well by praising his “empathy” and love of Amtrak. The fact that Francis would rebuke Biden for his abortion beliefs, to her, just made their relationship even better.

Megyn Kelly counter-punches with the best of ’em. The former Fox News superstar is now a media darling of her own creation. “The Megyn Kelly Show,” heard on SiriusXM and podcasting platforms across the globe, lets her weigh in on the latest headlines and often makes news, too. One bonus? She has a massive platform from which to fight back against progressive smears.

ABC chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas reacted to the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan on Friday’s World News Tonight by framing it as a “major escalation” from the Trump administration and “extremely rare.”