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Before Thursday evening's NBA game between the visiting Miami Heat and the host Golden State Warriors, gay singer Jason Brock -- don't worry, he'll be more than happy to tell you he's gay -- waved a mini gay pride flag while singing the word "proudly" during his rendition of the National Anthem.

The leftists are not feeling satisfied and charitable in victory. Hakeem Jeffries and Jonathan Capehart have united in virtually accusing Stephen Miller, President Trump’s new chief of staff, of murder.

Politico is celebrating presumed Democrat gains in the 2026 midterms and predicting a 2028 presidential win, yet avoids naming any actual candidates. The blog points out this omission, suggesting mentioning real contenders would undermine Politico’s optimism given doubts about potential Democrat front-runners and lingering electoral uncertainty.

PBS host Christiane Amanpour welcomed Pulitzer Prize-winning author Barbara Kingsolver to Friday’s episode of Amanpour and Company to not only promote her new book but also to engage in the type of election analysis that says that Tuesday was not just a good night for Democrats; it was a victory for democracy itself.

On Election Night Tuesday, the PBS News Hour continued its cozy Democratic tradition of hosting Rep. Nancy Pelosi on Election Night, the way it has since 2016, as proudly noted by co-anchor Amna Nawaz Tuesday night. Pelosi has been a guest on the News Hour six straight election nights starting in 2016, including both mid-term and presidential year elections. 

And there they go. The “they” here would be the “mainstream” (aka liberal) media. And where they have already started heading is into the jungle of the 2028 presidential election.

CBS Saturday Morning co-host Adriana Diaz joined various Democratic politicians and left-wing activists in celebrating Texas turning blue. Diaz was especially eager to tout Gina Hinojosa’s election as governor, which she claimed “rocked households like an earthquake” due to her being Latina.

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Anthony Santander faced backlash after posting Instagram stories critical of Islam and Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed following the 2026 U.S. midterm election. Accused of Islamophobia, Santander deleted the posts, and the Blue Jays condemned his comments, echoing past controversies over players' social media activity.

MS NOW host and congressional correspondent Ali Vitali wandered outside the bubble on Friday to join HBO’s Real Time host Bill Maher and Free Press contributor Coleman Hughes in recapping Tuesday’s midterm election results, which included some discussion about the media’s role in election coverage. During the regular show, Vitali would defend media fearmongering about the administration…

Naturally, the so-called "independent fact-checkers" pulled out the "False" card when someone insisted Virginia's pro-abortion ballot question means "abortion up until birth" because leaving it up to a woman and her carefully selected doctor is somehow a third-term "restriction."

Following the news of President Trump promoting Stephen Miller to Chief of Staff after Susie Wiles’s resignation, all the evening network newscasts showed some displeasure in their reports and labeled Miller as controversial, including a loaded report from ABC’s Jonathan Karl while CBS’s Weijia Jiang implied that Trump was a misogynist, like NBc did weeks ago after Katie Zacharia was removed…

Joe Scarborough has a long history of mounting verbal hobbyhorses and riding them into the ground. On Thursday’s Morning Joe, he did it again—this time with the word “beat.” Across roughly the first hour and a half of the show, Scarborough used some variation of “beat,” “beating,” or “beating up” no fewer than eight times. The target was Republicans, and his accusation was their…

On Thursday, MS NOW’s On the Line found plenty of ways to make Mississippi’s election about Donald Trump, but activist LaTosha Brown took things a step further by invoking the state’s Jim Crow history to explain the apparent Democratic advantage.

Under the guise of protecting “public safety,” Democrat Houston Mayor John Whitmire signed an executive order Friday protecting illegal aliens in his city.