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The New York Times really stepped in it in Friday’s lead story, “President Lashes Out At His Aides With Calls To Indict Political Rivals.” In the rush by reporters Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman to show President Trump as a conspiratorial madman, the paper indulged in its own left-wing conspiracy, involving an allegedly faked-up trip by Trump to the South Lawn.

Another medical and science publication is going far left. The New England Journal of Medicine on Thursday endorsed Joe Biden, calling for the incumbent to be voted out of office because he and his administration have "failed at every step” when responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The election is less than a month away which means that the cast of CNN Newsroom spent Thursday morning wondering why Senate Republicans won't defend Kamala Harris from President Trump's mean comments. CNN almost never misses a chance to suggest Donald Trump is mentally ill, a racist, a Russian asset, an authoritarian, or even a "neo-fascist sociopath." 

In the last few months, the Trump-Pence team has held a plethora of press conferences and “pool sprays” taking hostile liberal questions, while Joe Biden’s campaign calls a “lid” on the press many days, and has “lidded” Kamala Harris from the national press since she was picked in August. So it’s a little perverse that when Harris finally showed up for big-league questioning at the vice…

In his absurd eagerness to always be spinning in favor of a Democrat (never a Republican) involved in an election campaign, CNN's resident prognosticator Chris Cillizza with a history of often hilarious errors, spun himself into a corner on Tuesday concerning the Cal Cunningham sexting scandal which has blown up into something much more serious.

Former Vice President Joe Biden wasn’t the only Democratic candidate the broadcast networks were actively protecting from scandals. In North Carolina, Democratic Senate candidate Cal Cunningham suffered a possible sinking blow to his campaign against incumbent Republican Thom Tillis after texts exposing his extramarital affair became public. The scandal broke last Friday, but in a week since…

On Thursday’s ReidOut, MSNBC host Joy Reid continued what’s been years of shameful behavior by some in the liberal media to treat mental health as something to joke about in context of President Trump with journalists playing the role of doctor, pharmacist and psychologists. Regarding Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis, Reid asserted Trump went on a “roid-rant” Thursday morning and “not a man who…

It is one thing for the media to discuss Wednesday’s vice presidential debate and give their analysis. It is another to openly complain about the lack of attacks one candidate made on the other. This is exactly what both NBC and CNN did in the wake of the faceoff. On Thursday morning, CNN New Day co-host John Berman worried that Kamala Harris’s coronavirus attacks were not harsh enough: “That…

To his own dismay, former Vice President Joe Biden made headlines Thursday when he echoed Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) ObamaCare pitch and told voters they needed to elect him to find out his position on packing the Supreme Court with liberals. The comments made ABC chief White House correspondent Jon Karl proclaim “This doesn’t make any sense” on Twitter. But later that evening, senior…

The New York Times’ coverage of the 2020 vice-presidential debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris was almost as slanted as CNN and MSNBC’s, complete with a full story on “fly”-gate and accusations of mansplaining by Pence against Harris. For example, reporter Maggie Astor accused debate viewers of sexism and racism for finding Harris condescending.

It seems that CNN will give air time to anyone who is willing to endorse Joe Biden and go on record trashing the President. Presidential endorsements are news and should be reported, but to devote a whole six-minute interview with an endorser to praising that candidate and not ask a single challenging question is just a joke. On Wednesday's Newsroom, anchor and former Obama administration…

In a very special After-School episode of the NewsBusters podcast, Tim Graham and Geoff Dickens assess what happened at the vice presidential debate in Utah on Wednesday night. Tim was not happy with the moderator, Susan Page of USA Today. It looked like Mike Pence was the winner, because the Thursday morning shows were bland and surprisingly balanced.

After President Trump returned to the White House on Monday evening, MSNBC and CNN hosts and guests alike got their talking points aligned to compare Trump's appearance on the Truman Balcony to Benito Mussolini. 

Despite coming across as unprepared at times, frequently lying and refusing to answer important questions, the media declared the Democrat Senator from California the winner of the debate. The hosts of The View opened their show Thursday in unanimous agreement.