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In one segment, focused on court rulings related to abortion pills, MSNBC host Katie Phang described restrictions on abortion as a "war on women." Later, teasing a subsequent segment on a new law in Florida limiting abortion, Phang approvingly quoted a woman who said "being pregnant in Florida is like a death sentence." But who dies in an abortion? Who is a target of war?

National Public Radio’s ideological bias extends to its movie reviews. Fresh Air’s “critic-at-large” John Powers praised a new movie about a band of eco-terrorists fighting the energy industry: "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" review: Contrast that with the ideological contempt NPR critic Aisha Harris displayed toward a feel-good movie about how the famous “Air Jordan” sneakers…

In the aftermath of the outing and arrest of Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, the 21-year old leaker of national security documents, over there at The New York Sun, journalist Matthew Rice headlines a very appropriate question. 

The MeToo revolution promised to change Hollywood … and the culture … for good.

A Saturday MSNBC panel moderated by Velshi guest host, Voto Latino president and founder, and former Planned Parenthood board member, Maria Teresa Kumar sought to explain all the reasons why Republicans are terrible. For Kumar, one reason is that they seek to “restrict” voting by returning to “the pre-1960s.”

Even food shows have to be woke. On CNN's Eva Longoria: Searching for Mexico, the Desperate Housewives star promoted "two-spirited" trans women in the province of Oaxaca.

Washington Post associate editor and MSNBC host of The Saturday Show Jonathan Capehart opened proceedings by quoting the Declaration of Independence before lamenting it “rings hollow today” as Republicans pass pro-life laws.

Instead of making government over-spending an issue, the news media have relentlessly pushed for even more of the nation’s wealth to be handed over to the federal government to spend.

President Biden's trip to his ancestral homeland of Ireland spurred a festive round of positive coverage from the networks. They ignored his gaffes and celebrated his Irish heritage. This is nothing like the way they viciously covered "Mitt the Twit" Romney in London in 2012.

On Tuesday's CNN This Morning, the show used the recent expulsion of two Democrat state legislators in Tennessee as an opportunity to promote the discredited liberal trope that Republicans are only able to solidly control some states because of gerrymandering, which then allegedly leads them to enact extreme agendas against the will of voters who are unable to vote them out.

In the wake of the high-profile stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee last week, the liberal city of San Francisco, California became the recipient of many criticisms and accusations that the city wasn’t a safe place to live. The accuracy of these complaints didn’t matter much to CBS Morning and NBC’s Today show as they each vented their frustrations that people like…

As they did the previous evening, the Friday morning newscasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC involved them clutching their pearls over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signing into law a six-week abortion ban to protect the lives of the unborn in his state. And despite the Heartbeat Protection Act including widely supported exceptions such as rape, incest, to protect the life of the mother, and human…

Posted Thursday afternoon for Friday’s print edition on A-12, Washington Post White House reporter Tyler Pager was joined by colleague and chief Biden apple polisher Matt Viser in a syrupy propaganda piece on President Biden’s unofficial vacation to Ireland that sounded like it was originally written in North Korean state media for a trip taken by Kim Jong-un to a missile launch.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! conducted a series of man-on-the-street interviews for Thursday’s how where a reporter asked a series of men questions about women’s bodies that they naturally did not know the answers to. The point was not just to laugh at men who can’t identify cat toys or confuse the rectum for the ovaries, but to attack pro-lifers.