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With his CNN+ show Reliable Sources Daily not even surviving through the final week of the streaming service, chief media reporter Brian Stelter kicked off Sunday’s Reliable Sources by bemoaning the death of his show and again claiming it was “too early to know” if it was a “success or failure.” But during the panel discussion, Stelter was confronted by Axios reporter Sara…

Leftists on Twitter predictably lost their ever-loving minds following news that the world’s richest man’s hostile takeover bid for the platform will likely be successful. The Twitter board of directors is reportedly ready to accept Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s $43 billion offer to buy all outstanding shares to bring the platform firmly under his control. Twitter was reportedly more receptive to a…

According to the New York Post, Hunter Biden’s business partner Eric Schwerin visited the White House a whopping 19 times when Joe Biden was serving as President Barack Obama’s Vice President. As of Monday morning (April 25) none of the Big Three evening, morning or Sunday roundtable shows have mentioned this latest development. 

After news broke early Monday that Twitter was preparing to accept a buy-out offer from billionaire Elon Musk, MSNBC’s Morning Joe was already in panic mode. Left-wing pundit and marketing expert Donny Deutsch warned that it was like “Dr. Evil” was taking over the social media giant and it was upsetting his “tummy meter.”

On Monday, The Daily Wire’s Virginia Kruta reported: “Former ‘Fox News Sunday’ anchor Chris Wallace said on Sunday that while he is still reeling from the rapid demise of fledgling streaming service CNN+, he is confident that he’s ‘in good shape’ moving forward.” She noted that “according to a report from Mediaite, he told former CBS News reporter Jacqueline Adams that he had been a ‘victim’…

Over the past week, CNN and MSNBC have again been demonstrating that journalists and other liberals are not as opposed to gerrymandering as they claim to be -- they just want gerrymandering that favors Democrats.

A letter sent Friday and signed by a group of 18 House Republicans, headlined by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), calls on Twitter’s board members to prepare to provide information about their efforts to prevent billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk from buying the social media platform.

The world’s richest man is set to complete his hostile takeover of Twitter for $43 billion, according to news reports.

MSNBC host Joy Reid was trending on Twitter after she fulminated on Friday over the presence of black boys holding anti-CRT signs at a bill signing of the "Stop Woke Act" by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. She called it  "extra sick" and "tantamount to child abuse."

Washington Post columnist Margaret Sullivan wants the incoming executive editor of the New York Times to ditch any shred of objective coverage of "radicalized" Republicans since they, in her view, pose a threat to democracy.

Appearing on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show on Sunday, Rob "Meathead" Reiner said that our country's democracy is "hanging by a thread," at that if Biden AG Merrick Garland doesn't indict Donald Trump, it's "the end of democracy."

“And they’re off,” as the callers of horse races say, but in this case, it means the government will no longer enforce mask mandates on airplanes, trains, buses, subways and other forms of public transportation. U.S. District Court Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, a judge for the Middle District of Florida, said the rule exceeded the authority of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

Washington — April, the great poet T.S. Eliot has tried to tell us, is the cruelest month of the year, and yet we continue to go out without our raincoats. Many pedestrians even forget their windbreakers. What about the fate of the flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet, the Moskva? A stray cigarette was presumably tossed on the floor of one of the ship's secured ammunition rooms and kaboom, the…

According to The Wall Street Journal on Sunday, Twitter is reportedly reconsidering Elon Musk’s offer to purchase the platform for $43 billion. The Journal said the platform might be more receptive to a deal after Musk received $46.5 billion in financing.