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New York Times legal reporter Charlie Savage and the paper’s official fact-checker Linda Qiu teamed up on Wednesday’s front page to cover the acquittal of Igor Danchenko for lying to the FBI in “Russian Analyst for Trump Dossier Acquitted of Lying to the FBI.” For the Times, it was a golden opportunity to again bash special counsel John Durham’s investigation into how the FBI…

ABC’s This Week dedicated their entire episode on Sunday to the upcoming midterm elections where Republicans hope to retake control of Congress and stop Biden’s radical and inflationary agenda. During the "PowerHouse Roundtable" segment, former chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence Marc Short and former Democrat National Committee chair Donna Brazile went at it over whether Georgia’s new…

Tiffany Cross, on her MSNBC show, after playing a clip of Tucker Carlson defending Kanye West against charges of being crazy, suggests that Carlson doesn't see Kanye as crazy because he is crazy himself. Michael Steele agrees with Cross, then warns Tucker not to criticize Cross.

Politico accidentally validated Republican concerns that Ranked Choice Voting favors Democrat candidates.

Leave it to Hollywood to make having an abortion seem like such a lighthearted moment that it’s worth sharing giggles with your best girlfriend over and bonding over the memory of it as if you were reminiscing about fun dates you’ve been on or favorite drinks the two of you have shared together instead of ending the life of an unborn child.

While the New York Times routinely rails against the "insurrection" on January 6 and sees all "domestic terrorism" as a right-wing problem, it promotes a climate insurrection and left-wing domestic terrorism. They published radical author Andreas Malm, who explicitly champions sabotage and violence -- even guerrilla warfare! -- as an efficient path to ending fossil fuels.

With just a little over two weeks until the midterm election, Hollywood is doing its best to fit in as much leftist propaganda wherever it can. Even in a 30-minute supposed comedy like ABC’s Roseanne spinoff The Conners, they managed to hit a liberal trifecta by using the left’s current buzzwords of choice, “fascist rule,” stirring up fear with the “world is burning up,” climate change threat…

The New York Times front page on Friday sounded a familiar refrain on the perils of conservative “disinformation” in “Exploding Online, Disinformation Is Now a Fixture of U.S. Politics.” But beyond the latest tiresome rehash that reporters Steven Lee Myers and Sheera Frenkel made of what former President Trump is now spouting on his social media platform, the piece also relied on the…

This is a classic example of just how the media giants whip up a frenzy that turns out to be based on a flat-out untruth.

George Clooney displayed an extreme lack of awareness in talking politics with Chris Wallace. “So I look at where we are in this sort of coarsening of our discourse, and I find it to be worrying,” Clooney said, referring to conservatives. He can't find any coarseness from Hollywood or late-night hate-night TV.

Saturday’s edition of The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross was a combination of outrageous and tragic as Republican women and minorities were accused of being tokens by former RNC chair Michael Steele and former GOP strategist Lucy Caldwell. Both missed the fact that their host is the same kind of person who would lobby such accusations at them not that long ago.

Four years ago, Texas Congressman Beto O’Rourke enjoyed a starring role in the liberal media’s coverage of the 2018 midterm elections. This year, Beto’s trying again, taking on Texas Governor Greg Abbott, but on TV news he’s gone from a rock star to the invisible man.

MSNBC’s Ali Velshi took his Saturday show on the road to Detroit to get local insights into the upcoming midterms. The setting also provided Velshi with a prime location to talk about the economy and to declare that “is especially foolish” to blame President Biden and Democrats for high inflation.

PolitiFact underlined how tremendously partisan it sounds on abortion and its extremes. Democrats can say Republicans are extreme on rape and incest exceptions, but Republicans can't say Democrats are extreme because they want zero limitations on abortion.