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The Arizona Republic's coverage of the Arizona PBS debate exemplifies media bias, according to this blog. Despite Democrat Ruben Gallego's absence, the article by Ronald J. Hansen focuses heavily on critiquing Kari Lake, who attended. The headline omits Gallego's no-show, mentioned only briefly later, while Hansen quotes a Gallego campaign spokesperson, making it appear as an indirect debate…

It’s not often we’re able to write a positive story on a Hollywood show, but every now and then, one comes along that surprises us. And the season 12 premier of Chicago P.D. did just that. They absolutely deserve kudos for their poignant and powerful portrayal of what police officers go through to keep us safe.

Long after the Covid pandemic and vaccine mandates were at their peak, Hollywood is still hating on those who were wary about getting the vaccine. Case in point, Hulu’s comedy How to Die Alone, which featured a joke about an airline agent purposely booking difficult flights for “drunk anti-vaxxers.”

On CNN's State of the Union, Kamala Harris surrogate Mark Kelly, a Dem senator from Arizona, says that Harris is "committed to the values" of Michigan Muslims.  This despite the fact that a large swath of American Muslims support Hamas and call for the end of the State of Israel.

Given her post-October 6 reporting, it’s no surprise that PBS/CNN host Christian Amanpour manages little sympathy for Israel’s two-front fight against Islamic terrorists of Hamas and Hezbollah, but her introduction to Friday’s Amanpour & Co. (PBS) interview of left-wing darling Ta-Nehisi Coates discussing his ignorant anti-Israel book was still a bit much: "….our next guest says…

Things got spicy between the two former party chairs on ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos, hosted this week by its namesake Clintonite flack, over Eric Trump saying that Democrats were behind the attempted assassinations of former President Donald Trump.

CNN’s Dana Bash, channeling Univision’s Jorge Ramos, ended her interview of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) by questioning how Hispanics in that state might vote for Donald Trump. The whole thing, quite frankly, reeked of elite bigotry.

With just about a month to go before the 2024 presidential election, a member of the Democrat ticket finally sat down with Fox News. Vice presidential nominee and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz joined Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday, for an interview that perhaps explains the reluctance for these types of interviews at the top of the ticket.

One year ago (October 7, 2023), Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israeli communities and murdered nearly 1,200 individuals, including babies. Yet the media quickly shifted to deploring Israel’s military campaign to remove Hamas’s capability to ever commit such an atrocity in the future.

In the latest installment of her "The State of Spirituality" on CBS, contributor Lisa Ling promoted a "transgender man" who's a pastor in Hollywood for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. The pastor said the Bible wasn't written for today, and God told her to become a man. 

National Public Radio still has an ombudsman, a "Public Editor," to respond to public complaints. That's appropriate, since the public pays for NPR. Often the liberals who dominate the NPR audience complain when they feel NPR is insufficiently "progressive." So it was a little shocking when Public Editor Kelly McBride admitted on October 4 that they botched an online story attacking…

Imagine for a moment that Donald Trump was back in the White House and the news of the day was that the Trump Justice Department was investigating the Biden presidency and the 2024 Harris campaign for “election interference.”

Robby Soave at Reason pointed out "Tim Walz's Very Bad on Social Media Censorship." The networks and the "independent fact-checkers" didn't mind his false answer that the legal test on censorship is yelling "fire" in a crowded theater. That's not the test. 

Whoopi Goldberg attempted to fact check “Chuck” alum Zachary Levi on “The View” this week. “From the beginning of Hollywood, it’s always been a very right-leaning town," she said.