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On CNN's New Day, former 60 Minutes producer Chris Whipple says that compared to Trump's crimes in connection with January 6th, Nixon and Haldemann's misconduct in Watergate "look like parking violations."

So much for the Democrat Party being the party of science. On Monday night's The ReidOut on MSNBC, justice correspondent for The Nation Elie Mystal had another meltdown over the Supreme Court protecting the sanctity of life and rightly throwing out the wrongly decided Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey decisions. During his unhinged and psychotic rant, he…

Monday’s Morning Joe served as yet another three hour-long rant about the upcoming midterms, anti-Republican rhetoric, and jokes amongst liberal hyenas about how those in opposition to them are "conspiracy theorists," "freaks," and "weirdos." Throw in a nauseating defense of Kamala Harris and it was tire fire that would be offensive to tire fires. Of course, the proceedings were led…

The liberal media paint themselves as the forces of Truth, and the conservatives as an army of misinformation. On his Sunday show, CNN host Brian Stelter brought on former "Disinformation Governance Board" leader Nina Jankowicz and asked softball questions about her feelings, and sugggested she was wronged by the right-wingers. He only sounded tougher when he thought Team Biden didn't fight…

 With the resignation of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of the U.K., the media has consistently wondered why something similar has not occurred with Donald Trump and the GOP, the most common answer being that the U.K.’s parliamentary system means government leaders are much more susceptible to pressure from their own party members instead of voters.

On Monday, the Daily Mail reported that federal prosecutors might have a case for federal prostitution charges against President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden. This is after documents, texts, and videos found on Hunter's laptop & iPhone show he…

The liberal media used to dismiss concerns about President Biden’s fitness for office as just bad-faith attacks from people on the right. But with a sober article from New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker Saturday night, it turns out that people inside the administration are also concerned and it’s affecting how the President does the job. But despite this…

More censorship, now! The New York Times whined that free speech rights and Republicans are hurting efforts to combat so-called “misinformation” – or, put more simply, efforts to censor.

Former View Host Meghan McCain just low key put Elon Musk and Nick Cannon on blast in her op-ed for the Daily Mail, calling their baby making plans “dystopian.”

Last Friday, a radical pro-abortion group offered a location bounty on the whereabouts of conservative Supreme Court Justices. Yet despite the fire bombings and threats against pro-life organizations, the networks have so far ignored it. Instead, all weekend, they promoted pro-abortion rallies and an executive order from Joe Biden. 

Leftists are in a rage-filled frenzy over abortion – enough to attempt to harass Justice Kavanaugh while he was eating dinner in Washington (not to mention trying to assassinate him). And failed democratic presidential candidate turned Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg doesn’t seem to have a problem with it, as he defended the hecklers' actions according to …

On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a report through Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) that cleared the agents maligned and falsely accused of using horse reins as whips against illegal immigrants from Haiti trying to cross into the U.S. while also proposing punishment for using “poor judgement” and “vulgar” language. But given that first part debunking the liberal…

The United Nations quietly removed an old op-ed from its website after the article went viral for claiming that hunger “has great positive value to many people.” The UN claimed the article was “satire,” directly contradicting comments the author made to MRC Business via email.

To say that Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon final win on Sunday was a fitting culmination of a frustrating six months of tennis for the Serbian is an understatement.