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COVID hysteria and stupidity go hand in hand, and sports talk show personality Stephen A. Smith reminded us of that on Friday.

On Monday, Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean, whose husband lost both of his parents to COVID in a New York nursing home in 2020, wrote a opinion piece reflecting on what it meant to have both Andrew and Chris Cuomo finally held accountable. “It was the moment that turned grief into rage in May 2020. Seeing the Cuomo brothers joking around on CNN with a gigantic cotton swab,” Dean recalled of…

In 2019, the networks hyped the shocking claims of Empire actor Jussie Smollett, that he had been attacked by a deranged MAGA mob on the streets of Chicago. Now, ABC, CBS and NBC are hiding Smollett’s trial for hoaxing the whole thing. In the first week, from November 29 through the morning of December 6, CBS allowed NO coverage of the trial. ABC managed a scant 22 seconds and NBC offered the…

In suburban Detroit on Tuesday, three people were killed and eight more injured in a shooting at Oxford High School by Ethan Crumbly. One of the victims was Tate Myre, a junior all-region tight end and linebacker who rushed the shooter to save the lives of his classmates.

Welcome to TV’s Worst of the Week, where MRC Culture's on TV Blog recounts the top liberal bias moments in entertainment television from the past week - plus bonus coverage from Thanksgiving week!

Former Baltimore Sun media reporter David Zurawik is a regular guest on Brian Stelter's Reliable Sources show, in part because his shameless hatred of Fox News and Trump, but also because of his slavish adoration of liberal-media stars. On Sunday's show,  Zurawik displayed his tilt by insisting Chris Cuomo did a "terrific job" for CNN, and confessed "I have separation anxiety…

In the aftermath of Democratic Senator Chris Murphy putting on the spectacle of accusing Republicans of hypocrisy in response to the school shooting in Michigan, several MSNBC hosts seized on the speech and used it to peddle anti-gun misinformation. In primetime, Chris Hayes and Joy Reid even had the Connecticut Senator on as a guest.

A new social network being created by former President Donald Trump reportedly said it has $1 billion lined up in capital.

In “How the G.O.P. Became Saboteurs, Threatening a Government Shutdown,” New York Times columnist Paul Krugman used the averted federal government shutdown to launch his usual partisan lunacy, untethered to reality.

Illinois State University is getting hauled into court for intolerance. Former assistant football coach Kurt Beathard is suing the university that fired him in 2020 for removing a Black Lives Matter poster from his office door and replacing it with a Christian-themed "All Lives Matter" sign.

Adam Liptak, Supreme Court reporter for the New York Times, sent up a warning flare for the right-leaning Supreme Court: Don’t mess with Roe v. Wade. His Sunday analysis, “As Roe Teeters, Belief in Court Could Tilt, Too” suggested court’s credibility was (conveniently) at stake. The online headline: "Critical Moment for Roe, and the Supreme Court’s Legitimacy."

Politico spared CNN embarrassment by declining to mention the time that network aided and abetted Chris Cuomo in the fake news story about coming out of his basement quarantine.

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter entertained the laughable notion that the media have been harder on President Biden than they were on his predecessor, President Trump.

The Washington Post recently published an article by Phillip Bump, which took an uncharacteristic swing at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). Bump’s piece, titled “This might be the worst defense of the Biden administration yet,” criticized the DCCC’s suggestion that Americans should thank Biden for a less than one percent decrease in gas prices over the course of…