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The media deification of Barack Obama has really never ended. His election to the presidency in 2008 was treated as a milestone, like man landing on the moon. Allegedly objective journalists lined up in every studio and on every front page to do him homage. It wasn’t journalism. It was more like idolatry.

You can't make this up. The LA Times may have won this week's gold medal in the woke olympics by publishing this opinion article. Under the title, "Remote work gave them a reprieve from racism. They don’t want to go back" business reporter Samantha Masunaga (who also predictably has pronouns in her Twitter bio) tries to make the case that remote work helps employees…

After three and a half years, there’s still no immunity from COVID hysteria at the New York Times or PBS NewsHour. A slight, predictable summer uptick in COVID cases (up from very low levels) caused a mini-frenzy in the liberal media, which were always eager to enjoin citizens to “mask up” and get their umpteenth booster shot while shunning other people. Both outlets relied on…

Richard Benedetto, a former reporter and columnist for USA Today, penned an article for Real Clear Politics titled "Trump Derangement at the Post." He studied front pages of The Washington Post for two months to illustrate how the former president gets more attention than the current president. 

As the polls were set to close in the special election in Ohio to decide whether to raise the ballot initiative threshold to 60 percent in order to amend the state constitution, ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News each ran segments worrying that if the ballot initiative was successful, it would make it harder for abortion advocates to protect so-called “abortion…

Sometimes the liberal media are so boldfaced in their lies that you can do little more than laugh right back in their face. That was the case during Tuesday’s Inside Politics when CNN host Dana Bash falsely and laughably suggested that there were no Democrats who supported abortion up until the moment of birth.

On MSNBC's Deadline: White House, frequent guest Jason Johnson lashed out at Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville for his efforts to fight woke ideology in the United States military by putting a hold on military promotions as a bargaining chip to force Senate Democrats and the Biden administration to come to the negotiating table. According to Johnson, this amounted to "…

UPDATE, 08/11, 11:25 a.m. Eastern: Few things were going to eat into the precious airtime on the flagship morning and evening newscasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC and time to spend on the third Trump indictment. But something as apocalyptic-looking as the Hawaiian wildfires did just the trick. Between Thursday night and Friday morning, the networks only added 32 seconds to the coverage tally,…

As President Biden prepares to travel to Arizona to declare a new national monument around The Grand Canyon, MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell used her Tuesday show to lament how people’s basic needs to heat their homes and not break their wallets over gas prices have hurt his ability to cut back on fossil fuels. Mitchell and Politico White House editor Sam Stein also insisted that those gas prices have…

On Tuesday’s CNN This Morning, senior national correspondent Kyung Lah reported on the out-of-control crime in Oakland, California, with murders in broad daylight and undeterred gang groups targeting everyone. The network gawked as residents fled the city and were being told by police to carry air horns for protection. The biggest concern for one CNN talking head was that runaway…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough mocks evangelicals as being on their "fainting couches" over their concerns about Bill Clinton's sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky.

NBC’s Dasha Burns had quite the Monday in her campaign to revive herself in the eyes of her fellow liberal journalists from last fall’s John Fetterman grilling. Along with lying about the left’s stance on abortion and fixating on 2020 in the Today portion of her spat-filled interview with 2024 GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, Burns returned on NBC Nightly News to…

The Washington Post likes to say “democracy dies in darkness,” but after a Monday article written by Steve Hendrix and Lorenzo Tugnoli they may want to update their slogan to "democracy dies in terrorism" or “terrorism lives in the World section.”

Two publicly funded media outlets, National Public Radio and the PBS NewsHour, sponsored a Marist poll to find out how Republicans feel about an issue the press has decided is urgent -- “climate change.” To their horror, it found Republicans would rather preserve living standards for humans rather than throw their money at somehow stopping the temperature from rising. NPR’s…