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On Tuesday, the Associated Press published an article detailing the “abrupt end” to USAID support to people in Liberia not being able to gain access to contraceptives. The AP used cherry-picked and one-sided narratives to paint the Trump administration as monsters. The article started with a woman named Roseline Phay, a 32-year-old farmer who has two daughters and was “determined not to have…

Meta AI praised the Wisconsin Supreme Court's decision to strike down an 1849 abortion ban, viewing it as a positive step for abortion rights. However, it showed bias by dismissing the pro-life perspective. Other AI chatbots also displayed varying levels of bias when queried about the ruling, with Meta AI and DeepSeek using "anti-abortion" labels. The decision highlighted differing views on…

Progressives love unions. Not only do unions protect workers, they say, unions gave us the weekend and the middle class. I say, capitalism created the middle class. Employers, competing for better workers, gave us the weekend. But whatever you think about capitalism, few people question the claim that unions help workers. But I will. It’s the focus of my new video. A couple years ago, the…

Whenever a natural disaster occurs while a Republican is president, corporate media concern trolling soon follows. So it was with the horrific flooding in Texas over the 4th of July weekend; as soon as the news reached the newsrooms, the talking heads and teleprompter pilots rushed to google to determine which Trump-era executive action they could most convincingly blame for the tragedy.

The rapid development of AI, specifically AGI and ASI, comes with both promise and peril. While offering massive benefits like economic and scientific advancement, risks such as censorship and political bias persist. Efforts to regulate AI, like the proposed moratorium on state AI legislation, could hinder states' rights to counteract censorship. Concerns grow over AI's role in potential media…

This week is Anthony Anderson’s annual trip to ABC to guest host Jimmy Kimmel Live! and no such week is complete without allegations of racism being hurled at Republicans. On Tuesday, Anderson not only rattled off several racist, including Nazi-inspired parody movies and TV shows for President Trump’s new streaming service but also took aim at the Big Beautiful Bill, claiming “the…

On June 25, 33-year-old Democrat Zohran Mamdani became a new socialist sensation in the media when he won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS gave the "charming" extremist about an hour of air time. But when The New York Times reported he lied on a college application that he was "Black," none of them touched it.

The recent attack on a Border Patrol facility in McAllen, Texas drew wide coverage across the broadcast dial. However, a more troubling attack has gone uncovered except for a brief on the CBS Evening News.

With Immigration and Customs Enforcement continuing nationwide arrests and deportations, the liberal media have hysterically cranked up the hysteria. On Tuesdays, CBS Mornings Plus, for example, they claimed some illegal immigrants are “avoiding health care” in fear of being arrested by ICE...as if that will suddenly stop ICE from upholding the law. 

On Monday night's episode of MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show, viewers were treated to a familiar ritual in left-wing media: the exploitation of tragedy to advance a partisan agenda. This time, the devastating floods in Texas served not as a moment of national unity, but as a launchpad for attacking political opponents with science as the supposed casualty.

Maddow’s conversation…

Michael Shear, senior correspondent for the New York Times, made the front page of Sunday’s edition discussing how everyone dislikes Israel for good reason in his “news analysis,” “Today’s Israel: More Secure, More Isolated.” Shear described Israel fighting to win a war it didn’t start in negative terms. "Mr. Netanyahu’s relentless and unapologetic military response to the Oct. 7,…

Tuesday morning’s Kerr County, Texas press conference on last week’s apocalyptic floods flew off the rails because of the showboating antics of ABC and CNN’s reporters on scene — ABC with Matt Gutman and CNN with both Shimon Prokupecz and Isabelle Rosales — shouting at local officials (and, at one point, each other) and demanding heads roll for the death toll that crossed north of 100 people…