Coronavirus

No matter what the subject matter, CNN is going to imply that Democrats are good and Republicans are bad. This is especially true on their obsession with the coronavirus. They can't quit the idea that Republicans would like to infect the world. In a Monday segment on New Day, CNN polling analyst Harry Enten presented the results of an Axios-Ipsos poll on partisan differences now that…

Liberal tech giant Amazon likes promoting glowing reviews of its company from progressive groups that it funds.

Sports media outlets over the weekend unleashed their fury on former and current pro athletes who spoke out against COVID-19 vaccinations. NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton and current Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley are expressing concerns about vaccines.

Some journalists really have no sense of irony. And Dan Rather is one of them. The disgraced former CBS Evening News host, who lost his anchoring slot after using faulty documents in a botched hit on then-President George W. Bush in 2004, is angry at Jon Stewart for his very public rant that, of course, Covid could have come from a lab leak in Wuhan. …

Bret Weinstein, host of the DarkHorse Podcast, told MRC Free Speech America that “[S]omething has gone wrong inside of these tech platforms and it is putting us all in jeopardy.”

The micro-managing, freedom-stifling NFL control freaks are going way out of bounds in newly announced vaccination requirements. The league on Wednesday released a list of 10 ways it can punish teams without a full roster of vaccinated players. 

La industria de cruceros de la nación se apresta a resurgir tras la panedmia del COVID con cruceros de prueba a punto de zarpar del puerto de Miami, una gran noticia que Univisión convirtió, nuevamente, en "controversia", desinformación y lloriqueos por el gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis.

The nation’s cruise ship industry is set for its post-COVID comeback with test cruises about to sail from the Port of Miami, so that meant Univision used the great news to claim there was a “controversy” afoot, spreading disinformation and whining - AGAIN - about Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R).

So-called experts advising Big Tech are experiencing a crisis of credibility as the once-condemned laboratory leak theory rises in popularity.

Facebook and multinational biopharmaceutical company Merck & Co., Inc. announced that they would be teaming up to work with other companies and organizations, including the Chinese propaganda-pushing World Health Organization (WHO), to research and promote how online platforms can best challenge and shutdown vaccine hesitancy skeptics.

The Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino, released findings in March that showed a rise of 149% in reported anti-Asian American hate crimes from 2019 to 2020. PolitiFact wrote: “The report doesn’t mention former President Donald Trump. However, it does show that Google searches found spikes for racist terms such as ‘China virus’ and ‘Kung…

The White House Briefing Room returned to full capacity for Monday’s Psaki Show and with that, Trump era carnival barkers such as Breakfast Media’s Andrew Feinberg, Playboy’s Brian Karem and The Grio’s April Ryan made sure to have seats. Along with fellow far-left reporter Yamiche Alcindor of PBS, they bashed former President Trump and trumpeted the disastrous For the People Act.

A New York Times “Covid News” update by Isabella Grullón Paz posted Friday reported that Florida will become the first state to no longer update its COVID-19 dashboard and cease its daily reporting on cases, deaths and vaccinations. With cases decreasing in the state, it will post weekly updates instead. 

For over a year, journalists told us the possibility that Covid started in a lab was ridiculous and that it had been "debunked." Now a lot of these same reporters are desperately trying to spin their past statements.