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Comedy Central’s Monday host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, and NBC’s Late Night host, Seth Meyers, both attacked Michigan Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers in the state’s Senate race. In terms of the reasoning behind Stevens’s decision, Meyers completely omitted any talk about concerns over anti-Semitism, while Stewart tried to have it both ways.

A NewsBusters analysis of all the “Truth-O-Meter” ratings of elected or appointed officials from January 1 through October 31, 2026 found the Democrats drew 57 “fact checks” and 24 of 57 were “Mostly False” or worse (42.1 percent). By contrast, the Republicans were rated “Mostly False” or worse in 83 of 109 fact checks (76.2 percent).

With the midterm elections almost here, ABC’s World News Tonight took one last opportunity to pump viewers full of Democrat propaganda. They did so by continuing to tout the wild last-minute outlier poll published by The New York Times.

Democrats and their media enablers were outraged that Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens offered a last-minute endorsement of Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race. Abdul-boosting journalists sounded like Joe Scarborough, who bitterly tweeted that Stevens "endorsed Donald Trump's most savage policies" -- like "brutalizing Hispanics," i.e. deporting illegal aliens.

On Sunday, the political landscape of the Michigan Senate race was rocked, as MI Democrat Congresswoman Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, over the man she lost to in the Democrat Senate primary, Abdul El-Sayed, and as has been documented, the media lost their minds over it. Over on CNN, accusations flew against Stevens, whose motives were questioned, and who was labeled a sore…

On Monday, CNN This Morning struggled to reconcile competing accounts surrounding the growing controversy surrounding Alaska’s Senate race. This comes after a New York Times article that detailed an alleged Democratic effort to recruit a candidate who could swipe votes away from Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan to benefit Democratic challenger Mary Peltola.

Americans are urged to contact the Justice Department if they see any violation of the nation’s election laws in Tuesday’s midterms, U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche announced Monday.

Since the broadcast networks have turned up the wick on midterm coverage, NBC’s Today has consistently stood apart from ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) and the supposedly MAGA-coded CBS Mornings, with attempts or glimmers of balance. Monday’s show was no different as, while ABC and CBS sought to downplay or attack Congresswoman Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) endorsement of…

Leave it to the hacks in the liberal media to dress up Democratic consultants as virtue-signaling Republicans supposedly choosing country over party by voting left-wing.

Economic activity in the nation’s supply chain enjoyed broad-based improvement in October, a new Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI®) Report reveals.

After Sunday’s newest episode of 60 Minutes featured interviews with Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, multiple portions of the interview with El-Sayed that did not air on the show’s Sunday broadcast story titled "Battleground," which only lasted 13 minutes, have raised eyebrows. In the full interview posted on 60 Minutes’ YouTube page,…

Forty-five-to-one. That is the ratio of negative to positive headlines about President Donald Trump among the top 20 stories Google News promoted from Oct. 1 through Oct. 28, in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, according to a new Media Research Center analysis.

Fresh off an analysis showing that Apple News repeatedly promoted negative headlines about Republican-aligned issues, a new MRC analysis found that the negative framing extended to headlines that directly mention President Donald Trump. From Oct. 1 through Oct. 28, MRC reviewed Apple News’s top 20 stories and found 96 stories in total with Trump’s name in headlines: 49 headlines framed Trump…

The View cast was so confident that the midterms were going to be a blow out for Democrats, that they spent part of their Monday show priming the pump for Democratic losses with conspiracies about how Republicans were going to steal elections across the countries. Teed up by the ABC “bona fide news program” co-hosts, two-time presidential failure Hillary Clinton and leftist tech…