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On Monday afternoon, during a joint appearance at The White House, President Donald Trump announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signed on to his 20 point peace plan to end the war in Gaza. But hours later, instead of soaking up praise, Bibi and Israel were being vilified by members of the panel on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip.

NBC’s host of The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon, stopped by CNBC’s Squawk on the Street on Tuesday to promote his new On Brand. While there, co-host Carl Quintanilla naturally asked about the state of late night, especially in the aftermath of ABC’s brief suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. Fallon insisted that his show isn't that political and contrary to all evidence, that “…

The New York Times Magazine posted a 2,500-word essay by far-left Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones: “What the Public Memory of Charlie Kirk Revealed.” Hannah-Jones was the force behind the paper’s discredited revisionist history The 1619 Project. The headline deck to this callous piece, another failed and personally obnoxious attempt at ideological revisionism: “…

Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart tried to present himself as the only reasonable man in America on Monday’s The Daily Show. According to Stewart, everyone is too busy trying to portray perpetuators of violence as members of the other side, but he was determined to show it is not that simple. While Stewart’s point came with some reasonable warnings, he also downplayed known political…

The indictment of former FBI Director James Comey caused wailing and gnashing of teeth in the liberal TV studios. The most ridiculous argument came from anyone arguing that suddenly the nonpartisanship of our government prosecutors has come to an unprecedented end, as if Biden didn't weaponize the Justice Department, and Democrat prosecutors never sought to ruin Trump.

With New York Mayor Eric Adams bowing out of the 2025 mayoral race, CNN’s Erin Burnett saw fit to interview the frontrunner: State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani. What ensued was not so much an interview as it was the construction of a warm cocoon from which Mamdani could emerge if it was safe enough.

In reaction to President Trump’s ordering of Oregon National Guard into Portland, MSNBC’s Morning Joe questioned the usefulness and legality of the strategy Monday morning. This came after a deployment in Los Angeles, a pending deployment in Memphis, and yet-to-occur deployment in Chicago. There was also an undertone of suspicion that the National Guard would use weapons against…

Sunday’s New York Times front-page investigation, “Remarks on Kirk’s Assassination Bring On Broad Wave of Firings,” by Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs and Bernard Mokam, was galling for anyone whose sense of history goes back five years. During the 2020-era George Floyd hysteria, the Times ran little news coverage of the many people (many not even conservatives) getting cancelled…

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In a Thursday interview with Lara Trump on her show The Right View for the Right Side Broadcasting Network, NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck highlighted the Media Research Center’s commitment to providing rigorous, evidence-based analysis of media coverage. He also talked about how the corporate media can regain the trust of the American people.

On Sunday’s The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper, CNN host Jake Tapper spent an hour mourning the six-day suspension of ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel — a personal friend Tapper didn’t disclose — as dangerous for free speech. Most disgusting was Tapper relegating the September 10 murder of Charlie Kirk to a supporting role, thus painting a narrative (via use of his time) that Kimmel…

Under no circumstances did they ‘have to hand it to him.’ That’s the lesson CBS News seemed incapable of comprehending during this past weekend’s Sunday Morning when veteran journalist Ted Koppel led off the show’s programming with a story about Unabomber Ted Kaczynski’s brother, which featured a chat where they touted how the terrorist and murderer may have been right about…

On Saturday afternoon, MSNBC host Alex Witt gave no pushback when Congresswoman Julie Johnson (D-TX) responded to a terrorist attack on ICE agents in her state by seeming to justify it as she accused agents of "terroristic" behavior. She also seemed to call the attack part of "a generalized frustration" against ICE's "unreasonable clampdown" and "a response to an outrage."

Hey, did you see the big news made last Thursday regarding the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians in Gaza? You didn't see that one side in the Israel-Hamas war, which is now nearly two years old, said they know the price is high, but there is no other option? Of course you didn't see it, or hear much about it, because it was a top ranking Hamas official who told that to CNN, not an IDF…