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WASHINGTON -- There is a phenomenon that has been creeping across America for at least the past 30 years that I have yet to comment on. Social scientists, however, have been writing on it for a long time. It is the phenomenon of people on the right moving into neighborhoods that are already heavily conservative. On the other hand, people on the left end of the political spectrum tend to stay…

The latest drop of Twitter Files shows that a United States senator's campaign director and a State Department official pressured the company to target their enemies.

Journalists love to use past presidents to measure today’s politicians, either to build up those who exemplify their historical liberal heroes, or to belittle conservatives with whom they disagree. Here’s a deep dive into the MRC’s archives showing how the media have used presidents from George Washington to Abraham Lincoln to JFK as talking points in today’s political battles.

Apple TV+’s new dramedy Shrinking had been on a rare, politics-free run for four episodes, but it unfortunately broke that streak with Friday’s fifth episode, “Woof.” The episode took a sharp, woke, left turn with anti-white male rhetoric and claims that marriage is used to “subjugate women.”

On CNN's Sunday night long form interview show Who's Talking to Chris Wallace, the eponymous host sat down with the incompetent Biden Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. While you may think that this blog will detail a softball interview by Wallace, that isn't the case this time. It appears Wallace hasn't completely sold out to his CNN puppet master Chris Licht.

NPR’s Tamara Keith fired the latest salvo in the media’s attempt to imply Democrats have higher moral standards than Republicans. Keith used the embarrassing story of newly elected Republican Rep. George Santos and his myriad lies to make a version of that argument – that GOP shamelessness rules the American political landscape, on Wednesday’s Morning Edition.

On Sunday's CBS Face the Nation, moderator Margaret Brennan had a sit-down interview with Socialist Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders about his new book "It's OK to Be Angry About Capitalism," which he ironically sells on Amazon for $22.40. On top of that, tickets to his book…

During a panel discussion on CNN's Sunday morning political talk program Inside Politics, the newly announced candidacy of former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley was a big topic. This of course brought out the race baiters on the CNN panel to lash out at Haley as they have all week, for the sin of not condemning America and her Republican Party as racist. 

On NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday, host Scott Simon sounded like state-run radio as he touted Biden's latest physical showed "a strong and vigorous man" as Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley "openly played the age card" in her announcement. NPR political analyst Ron Elving insisted "any kind of dissing of old folks is a risky strategy and likely to backfire." Liberals…

Stuart Thompson, who patrols the “online information flows” beat for the New York Times, hit out at “right-wing” outlets for not trusting the Environmental Protection Agency’s response to the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio earlier this month that spewed the carcinogen vinyl chloride and resulted in evacuations for miles around. Thompson dismissed concerns, at least those by…

On her MSNBC show Saturday, Katie Phang predicted that Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis will indict Donald Trump in connection with the 2020 presidential election, but fretted whether that indictment can "coexist" if special counsel Jake Smith indicts Trump on federal charges. MSNBC contributor Joyce Vance assured Phang that the indictments can coexist.

Former South Carolina Governor and United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley has announced her candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. She will be opposing the already announced former President Donald Trump.

The cast of CBS Saturday Morning spread some misinformation about the state of education in Florida when correspondent Cristian Benavides claimed that “classrooms and school libraries look like this” while showing a photo from a substitute teacher that was fired on Wednesday for spreading misinformation.

Podcaster Joe Rogan hasn’t forgotten Brian Stelter’s reign of error at CNN.