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Estrella TV hit rock bottom with a caustic report ridden with omissions and misinformation, and whose sole purpose was to fuel racial grievance in the midst of the Kenosha, Wisconsin, trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The events in question occurred in August 2020, during the violent Black Lives Matter riots in that city.

On Wednesday, Townhall Senior Editor Matt Vespa reported on how HBO Real Time host Bill Maher “delved into the Democratic bloodbath that occurred on election night this year, where Critical Race Theory was rejected by suburban voters.” Vespa explained how “Maher pushed back on this CRT nonsense which triggered guest Michael Eric Dyson.”

It’s Episode Eleven of MRC’s new video series, CensorTrack with TR. This week we talked about Big Tech’s overreach in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

Appearing as a guest on Sunday's CNN Newsroom with Pamela Brown, former MSNBC contributor Kurt Bardella was like a fish out of water as he appeared outside of his former safe space and was actually challenged by a conservative panel member on his typical trash talk of Republicans.

No one can be surprised that when Democrats lose elections (and almost lose elections that "weren’t supposed to be close"), the liberals blame an infernal “right-wing media machine.” That’s what Brian Stelter did in his Reliable Sources podcast on November 4. 

ABC’s new drama Queens has really had it out for Christians and the Catholic Church since its premiere. Apparently, the show’s writers really dislike Christian “restrictions.” You know, the ones that God Himself created for us and outlined in the Bible. But leave it to liberal Hollywood to think they know better than God.

To say the NBA’s relationship with the office of the President of the United States has been complicated over the past half-decade is an understatement. The defending NBA champion Milwaukee Bucks visited the White House on Monday, reviving an American sports tradition (the winners of the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB seasons visiting the White House) that had taken a five-year hiatus in the…

ABC News buried testimony damning to the prosecution's case in the Kenosha shooting trial in both its online report as well as in its evening news broadcast.

Hours before the broadcast evening newscasts went to air Tuesday, Fox News discovered that President Biden’s national security advisor, Jake Sullivan was implicated by Special Counsel John Durham and his investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax, because of his connections to the debunked Steele dossier and the people who fed the lies to the FBI.

Gigi Sohn, President Biden’s nominee to the Federal Communications Commission, has troubling biases against conservative media outlets. The Twitter account of Sohn promised to “fulfill [Biden’s] goal of ensuring that every household in the US has robust broadband Internet.” However, her true priorities may be much more troubling.

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, is calling on Instagram to provide a dislike button on posts in an effort to promote kindness. Markle attended the “Minding the Gap” conference to promote paid sick and parental leave in the United States, despite the fact that she lives in a $14-million in California and is married to a prince. She also discussed vitriol online.

Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff tried to downplay his role in hyping the debunked Steele dossier, while on The View Tuesday. It took guest host, and former State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus, to call out the House Intelligence Committee chairman for spreading misinformation on television for years about the Trump campaign.

On Tuesday, one of Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s aides went on CNN to call out failed Democratic campaign tactics and to advise candidates to ignore mainstream media and Twitter. Will Ritter, who helped create many of Youngkin’s campaign ads, spoke to New Day co-host John Berman about strategies that worked for Youngkin and could be employed by Republicans in the 2022…

Congress and Big Tech are still battling it out over which will have more control over the online speech of Americans. A new bipartisan congressional bill would allow users to experience social media without the algorithms.