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On Monday, The Supreme Court handed down several rulings, and some went against Trump, including one which allows mail-in ballots to arrive after election day and be counted, which went against his Executive Order overhauling the mail-in voting system. This decision caused the President to double down on pushing the Save America Act, which became a topic of discussion on Monday's The Arena…

The world’s richest man has had enough of anti-Israel fake news peddler and New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof for wildly claiming he "killed" people by taking a blowtorch to massive government waste. A woman dying in an ambulance in Liberia was somehow Musk's fault! Musk responded: "You're an utter piece of sh-t and a liar."

Energy experts and Politico predicted a major gas price spike due to tensions with Iran, but instead, oil and gas prices have sharply dropped. This surprising decline has benefited the president and GOP ahead of the midterms, despite previously dire forecasts. The blog highlights how expert predictions can be wrong and notes the political implications of falling gas prices.

With the exception of increasingly dour Democrats, adult Americans’ pride in their country is holding steady as the nation nears the 250^th anniversary of its founding, results of a new Gallup poll reveal.

On Sunday's Connect show, MS NOW host Jacob Soboroff devoted a segment to left-wing country singer Bryan Andrews, played a clip of him ranting against ICE, and allowed him to use his time on air to excoriate conservative Christians for supporting ICE.

First reported late Tuesday by Status’s Oliver Darcy and the so-called media reporting class, liberal journalist Paula Reid is set to quit her job “in a few months” as CNN chief legal affairs correspondent because of “concerns” and she has about Paramount Skydance’s pending merger with Warner Bros. Discovery and, thus, has exhibited “discomfort” at working for those dirty, supposed MAGA TV…

MS NOW host Jen Psaki welcomed NAACP general counsel Kristen Clarke to Tuesday’s edition of The Briefing to help her make sense of the day’s Supreme Court rulings. When it came to the ruling that upheld state laws prohibiting males from competing in women’s sports, Clarke not-so subtly suggested the ruling would contribute to “high rates of suicide and depression.”

After blowing in the wind for over a year since CNN fired him, disgraced former chief national security correspondent Alex Marquardt finally found a landing place. He apparently didn’t think he could cut it on his own on Substack, like many other displaced liberal “journalists,” and decided to answer the call from Al Jazeera English. A fitting home for the reporter who authored the video…

Car accidents kill 100 Americans every day. But now an amazing solution is available: self-driving cars. Robotaxis like Google-owned Waymo, for example. Passengers who try them, like them. Wherever robotaxis are allowed, ridership increases fast. Two years ago, there were 50,000 trips per week -- today 500,000. “The car did a better job than if somebody was driving!” says a passenger in my new…

PBS debuted its latest Frontline documentary on Tuesday entitled The Crown Prince & The President, which sought to examine the relationship between President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Towards the end, correspondent Martin Smith observed that October 7 ended any real possibility of Trump’s big goal of Israeli-Saudi normalization and not…

Over the years, the Media Research Center has caught journalists ridiculing and deriding America. The following is a countdown of the Media’s  Worst Anti-American Outbursts (as culled from the MRC’s archives).

It’s no secret that the Democratic media hates America. There are plenty of examples, from Joy Reid to Ali Velshi to Joy Behar, and many more. And despite the barely-there ratings of many of these leftist news outlets, they sadly still have a sizable amount of influence over the American public. As America is about to celebrate her 250th birthday, a recent Gallup poll found that strong…

National “Public” Radio legal reporter Nina Totenberg turned 82 in January, and she may be losing a step. On Tuesday, as the Supreme Court put out its final opinions of the term, she posted a false report on NPR’s website (and then repeated on air) that Justice Samuel Alito, 76, was calling it quits.

There’s no longer much foreign reporting on television with the exception of natural disasters, or countries where Americans are engaged in military action. That’s certainly true of Europe – except for Britain. The networks, surely focused on ratings, display a fascination with the Royal Family.