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Poppy Harlow welcomed New York magazine senior correspondent and Notorious RBG co-author Irin Carmon to the Wednesday edition of CNN Newsroom to discuss their hopes that Ketanji Brown Jackson will eventually be able to change the minds of her eventual Supreme Court colleagues on issues of gender discrimination, mainly abortion.

The Media Research Center has had fun bestowing our DisHonors Awards on those members of the media least deserving of accolades. Now, we want to recognize those most deserving of accolades and we’re looking for the guidance of NewsBusters readers to help us select the deserving winners of the Media Research Center’s Bulldog Awards for the best in journalism.

A Univision report on the arrest of migrants and coyotes on both sides of the Rio Grande by U.S. and Mexico authorities morphed into a pitch for the removal of Title 42 but backfired when it only confirmed the migrant avalanche – and further deaths – waiting to happen once the government puts an “end -once and for all- to a rule they consider illegal and racist”.

Twitter censored Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk for declaring that United States Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine had lived for many years as a male. 

On Tuesday, Twitchy writer Sarah D. called out the laughable hypocrisy of a far-left MSNBC host feigning outrage via tweet over Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson being asked about her faith, following Justice Amy Coney Barrett being routinely attacked for her religious beliefs by the leftist media: “Lawrence O’Donnell was overcome with righteous indignation when GOP Sen. Lindsey…

MSNBC's 11th Hour host Stephanie Ruhle recapped Tuesday’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings by accusing Republican senators of waging culture wars for the sake of pleasing Fox News. While Ruhle accused Republicans of not dealing with facts, she and her guests omitted a few key facts of their own.

The late-night hacks on Tuesday deemed it racist and inappropriate to simply ask tough questions of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. The same hosts that mocked Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett were unhappy with the GOP.

New York Times columnists Bret Stephens and Gail Collins criticized media outlets for burying the Hunter Biden laptop story in 2020 without apparently realizing that their own periodical also buried that same story.

The liberal media have treated the Supreme Court nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson as a glorious and historic occasion. But on July 1, 1991, when President Bush nominated Clarence Thomas, the networks were horrified. He was a conservative, so he wasn’t black.

When the U.S. Senate confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown's nomination to the Supreme Court wrapped up, MSNBC's Joy Reid only had five minutes left of her show The ReidOut to squeeze in as much venom and hatred against Republicans as she could. To her credit, she was successful. In the five minutes she had to react to Tuesday's hearings she managed to call Senator Tom Cotton…

Monday's edition of The NPR Politics Podcast sounded a little bizarre to conservatives. Nina Totenberg, who slimed Clarence Thomas in 1991 with unproven sexual harassment claims, joined two colleagues in lamenting the GOP bitterness after Brett Kavanaugh was subjected to unproven rape claims in 2018. Would NPR reporter be bitter if they were accused of rape?

Late last week the New York Times finally admitted what most already knew: the emails on Hunter Biden's laptop from hell were real and not "Russian disinformation" like many in the leftist media were claiming. Yet despite their favorite paper finally facing reality, there's been almost no coverage of Hunter Biden's laptop. This led Fox News's Jesse Watters to slam the leftist media for their…

On day two of confirmation hearings for Biden Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson where Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) exposed many of her previous comments showing how she has sympathy for pedophiles, ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News both ignored Hawley’s line of questioning during their slanted coverage of the hearings. 

During an afternoon break Tuesday in Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings, CNN Newsroom mocked and dismissed questions from Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) about critical race theory (CRT) as “below the line” and “reek[ing] of desperation” from “a clown” who “put on a performance” in “the surreal.”