Crime

Going full Leeroy Jenkins, MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid and her A-block panel decided on Thursday night to flaunt their lack of brain cells, insisting Ma’Kiyah Bryant was someone whose “character” has been “demoniz[ed]” after having been murdered by a Columbus, Ohio police officer because she had “a bad day.”

The online headline of the New York Times story was designed for liberal clicks: “G.O.P. Bills Target Protesters (and Absolve Motorists Who Hit Them): "Republicans responded to a summer of protests by proposing a raft of punitive new measures governing the right to lawfully assemble....Some, like Mr. DeSantis, are labeling them “anti-riot” bills, conflating the right to peaceful…

Twitter refused to investigate an inflammatory tweet by LeBron James for potential violations after the NBA superstar threatened an Ohio police officer. James went after the officer who shot and killed a 16-year-old African-American girl who attacked another girl with a knife.

To quote our friend Bonchie at RedState, “explain how Joy Reid is any different from Alex Jones. You can’t do it.” Such was the case on Wednesday’s ReidOut as Reid argued Ma’Khia Bryant was an innocent young girl who had cute TikTok videos and didn’t deserve to be killed by a violent Columbus, Ohio officer because knife fights happen all the time and people survive them.

You know The View is one of the most far-left shows on television when they go after Van Jones and Don Lemon of all people, for not being woke enough to their liking. On Thursday’s show, the most liberal hosts criticized the CNN host for his reasonable take on the police shooting in Ohio this week. 

On Tuesday's Fox & Friends First show, co-host Jillian Mele gave attention to one of several critical factors that are helping to increase violent crime in New York City, highlighting the case of a violent criminal who attacked an Asian cop, possibly attempting to murder him, but was quickly released from jail because of bail reform. The liberal media who otherwise claim to care…

CBS's cop drama S.W.A.T. signaled to its audience this week that those who question critical race theory and the Black Lives Matter agenda are really white supremacists. 

Near the end of Wednesday’s White House press briefing, the New York Post’s Steven Nelson irked Press Secretary Jen Psaki with a basic question about whether President Biden “acknowledge[s] his own role” in major crime legislation that leftists argue contributed to the “systemic racism” his administration has claimed they will work to eradicate.

LeBron James, the star athlete of the L.A. Lakers, used social media to encourage leftists to go after a Columbus, Ohio, police officer on Wednesday.

The long awaited verdict of ex-cop Derek Chauvin was announced April 20, causing the world to erupt in cries of relief and elation. He was found guilty of all charges in the death of George Floyd. Hollywood celebrities shared in the excitement, tweeting their approval of the court ruling and condemnation of the man and the system itself.

The first question most people ask after mass shootings like the one last week at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis in which a 19-year-old male murdered eight people before taking his own life is "how did he get the gun?" He was known to authorities. A gun he previously owned was seized because he was believed to have mental problems. So, how did he manage to legally purchase two guns last…

Amidst all the MSM celebration of the conviction of Derek Chauvin, CNN's John Berman sounded a surprising sidenote this morning. He actually teed up a guest to criticize Nancy Pelosi for her absurd statement of yesterday, in which she said: "Thank you, George Floyd, for sacrificing your life for justice." Berman prefaced things by saying: "I want to play what Speaker Nancy Pelosi said about…

It’s the media’s role to responsibly report on heated topics such as police shootings, but instead, they stoke the flames of unrest with misinformation and hateful rhetoric. On MSNBC’s The 11th Hour, host Brian Williams let his left-wing guest, Jason Johnson, go on another unhinged rant, misleading viewers with a skewed representation of a police-involved fatal shooting of a teen girl…

The New York Times, ever ready to stir up racial anger, tried to conflate yesterday’s verdict of murder in the case of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin with a story of a police confrontation in Ohio – one with absolutely no connection to the Chauvin case. The irresponsible Times filtered the footage-confirmed facts through its own warped ideological lens: "A teenage…