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After years of ideologically tinged Supreme Court decisions on gay marriage and campaign finance that pleased the left, suddenly the left is horrified if some those sloppy, politicized decisions may be thrown out.Linda Greenhouse, a former Supreme Court reporter for the New York Times, still opines for the paper, and she is on a jihad against the current Court, now with three…

The New York Times resorted to hysterics Thursday in an editorial calling for total sports league shutdowns. The op-ed claimed the nation is “at war” with COVID-19, is losing the battle and all professional leagues should shut it down for a few months.

Tom Holland anchors a sweet, superb sequel that honors the web-slinger...and us. You won’t find a better example of fan service done right than “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” It’s silly, smart and occasionally sublime.

Christmas 2021 is just one week away. It's a time when millions of Christians prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and reflect on the nature of their faith. So it would be interesting if a network news show would talk about religion this time of the year. It just so happens that Al Roker brought up “sin” just three years ago today. But it's not what you think. This was about the sin…

Just as the books were about to close on 2021's Political Lie o' The Year, a new entry bursts into the lead! Interviewed on CNN's New Day Friday morning, The Wall Street Journal's Tarini Parti reported on her interview with Kamala Harris. When asked if she assumed Biden would run in 2024, Harris said: “I’ll be very honest: I don’t think about it."

GoFundMe is facing criticism online after a group with reportedly violent practices was found fundraising on the platform.

These journalists REALLY need to get out of their New York-DC bubbles. In just the past couple of weeks they’ve asserted that Joe Biden is getting “worse” press coverage than Donald Trump, that Biden’s low approval ratings are somehow Trump’s fault and a GOP takeover of Congress would “imperil democracy.” The following are the most zany media observations and outbursts from the month of…

Harvard's Nieman Lab looked ahead to the "news" business in 2022 and promoted an end to objectivity as a journalism ideal. "Solidarity for social justice" is the new fad, but solidarity with whom? The "marginalized" get a major boost, and if you're not "marginalized," you're going to get lectured about your advantages. They think the media's job is to create "transformational change" for the…

MTP Daily host Chuck Todd lamented on Thursday that President Biden's legislative agenda appears to be falling apart. In response to that, he plotted strategy with Democratic pollster Cornell Belcher and further lamented that, unlike Mitch McConnell, Democrats don't know how to play hardball.

TV celebrity Dr. Mehmet Oz is running for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, in a crowded Republican field. The first controversy he's exploiting to build his campaign is the Philadelphia Inquirer insisting that they will NOT be calling him "Dr. Oz," even though is an actual doctor and professor of surgery.

Okay, vaccinations and protocols are not working, and professional sports were not supposed to be looking at a COVID-induced long dark winter. The experts and the politicians had all the “scientific answers.” Talk of temporary shutdowns and bubbles were supposed to be things of the past.

Jim Sciutto hyped abortion by mail on Friday's CNN Newsroom as a potential way to counter pro-life laws being passed around the country in states like Texas and Mississippi and the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade.

On Friday morning, CNN contributor S.E Cupp again demonstrated just how far former conservatives can stray away from their political roots as she declared that, even though she is "pro-life" she thinks that it "should remain legal," and that she is opposed to erecting "unnecessary barriers" to getting one.

Another slanted liberal “news” outlet has felt the sting of justice. In a Friday evening tweet from the defamed man himself, former Covington High School student Nicholas Sandmann announced that he had settled his defamation suit with NBC News for an undisclosed amount of money.