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The Media Research Center (MRC) is proud to announce the addition of our new partner to the Free Speech Alliance, Fundación Disenso. Disenso is a strong voice for freedom of speech in Spain. Operating as a think tank of Spain's third political force, VOX, Disenso dedicates itself to the analysis and study of the prevailing culture war.

In spite of the one-sided "climate crisis" mantra CNN and other liberal media have been peddling for years, CNN chief media correspondent and Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter devoted a segment on Sunday's show to fretting over whether journalists have done enough to promote hysteria on the issue.

All the woke social justice activism that goes with being the public relations adviser for LeBron James is wearing down Adam Mendelsohn. So much so that he admitted he needs to check his white privilege at the door because white men are a problem.

The New York Times off-lead story Monday by national political correspondent Alexander Burns was headlined, “U.S. Surges, But Politics Hold Firm – Partisanship Immune to Signs of Recovery.” But it may as well have been titled, “What Is Wrong With You Trump Voters?” Flummoxed by Biden’s stubbornly so-so approval rating and continuing GOP strength, as shown in the 2020 elections,…

On Sunday, MRC’s Brent Baker noticed that ABC This Week host Martha Raddatz spent July 4 complaining about Republicans dealing a blow to “election rights.” The liberal pundit panel insisted Republican election laws are unpopular.

CNN’s New Day team was thrilled Monday morning by a new law proposed by a Democrat mayor that would make gun owners in one California city literally pay for the actions of criminals. 

Comedy legend Mel Brooks stands out even more today when you contrast him to partisan "comics" like Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee, people who put the Democratic Party before actual comedy. 

One America News Network launched its own social media platform on July 4.

Washington Post media reporter Jeremy Barr posted a trouble-making article on Mark Levin on Sunday headlined "Mark Levin, the Fox News host who won’t stop criticizing other Fox News personalities." It's trouble-making because one would think the liberals at the Post would like anyone who criticized Fox News personalities. 

The front of the Sunday Business section of the New York Times featured a nearly 5,000-word profile: “Joe Rogan Is Too Big To Cancel – His success lies in making audiences feel as if they’re in on something subversive.” Rogan is known for his wide range of interviewees from all parts of the culture and political spectrum. Yet Rogan’s mocking of cancel culture, self-righteous Hollywood…

On Friday night, NPR devoted a segment to assessing the just-concluded term of the Supreme Court, or they guessed how much damage conservatives were aiming to cause with three Trump-appointed justices. One pundit warned of a slow end to abortion, which would be like a frog boiling in water. Who's dying right now in the abortion fight?

Sunday's Washington Post is marking the Fourth of July by metaphorically miniaturizing the Statue of Liberty to a tiny, hypocritical figurine that sits on a fingertip. The author of this flaming bag of rhetorical feces is Philip Kennicott, the Post's perenially dyspeptic art and architecture critic. 

Facebook has censored search results displaying a #revolution hashtag.

Friday’s New York Times report by Luke Broadwater covered the continuing drama of the Republican Party’s treatment of Sen. Liz Cheney in “Cheney Joins the Jan. 6 Investigation Committee, to G.O.P.’s ‘Shock.’” Broadwater has twice condemned “far-right” Republicans in Congress for disingenuously claiming that the mob action on Capitol Hill on January 6 was “mostly peaceful.” Such a…