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MSNBC reporter Ken Dilanian dropped an F-bomb and an S-bomb on the air on Tuesday morning with Craig Melvin in the 11 am Eastern hour. Melvin turned to the current liberal spin – the Trump administration’s supposedly awful refusal to work on the presidential transition with Joe Biden’s team. Dilanian, possibly thinking his internet connection had been lost and not realizing he was on camera,…

The New York Times again showed off its shameless double standard on social distancing during the coronavirus crisis, on the daily “pandemic page” in Tuesday’s edition, with sportswriter Billy Witz condemning Notre Dame students for storming the field after the football team beat #1 ranked Clemson in double overtime Saturday: “Notre Dame Grapples With Celebration’s Fallout.” Have …

On CNN's New Day, co-host John Berman claims, contrary to the evidence, that the response from Republican leaders in Congress to Joe Biden's call for "unity" is "f" no.

Joe Biden's Leftist-sanctioned election victory is Christmas in November for Will Leitch, who writes for Medium, New York Magazine and Major League Baseball. The as yet unofficial defeat of the dictator Donald Trump has unleashed a "sudden explosion of joy" -- even in the cities that were not burned down by Black Lives Matter arsonists, he writes on Medium.

A liberal tech writer has blasted Facebook for allowing conservatives to ask honest questions about the controversial 2020 election. He also lamented that Facebook has allowed conservative posts to become wildly popular.

How do you define voter suppression? If you’re CBS, it seems to be as simple as Democrats losing. Stacey Abrams is a partisan, liberal Democrat who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2018 and (also unsuccessfully) lobbied to be Joe Biden’s vice presidential nominee in 2020. But on Tuesday's CBS This Morning she was treated as a hero who simply wants more people to vote.

Leftists generally ignore the problem of Big Tech Censorship: until they are affected by it. Facebook and Google have not lifted their bans on political ads, which is proving to be a headache for them in the Georgia runoff senate races between Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) and Democratic challenger Rev. Raphael Warnock, and between Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) and Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff

This is NOT a good look for the Titans of Transparency at The Washington Post. The paper's archived content in the Nexis database "vanished" on Halloween due to some business disagreement. When asked for comment the Post said they had "nothing to share"! 

With Election Day over, The New York Times finally decided to do a retrospective assessment of the damage caused by the Marxist rioting that American businesses had suffered for months on end.

“Times Change -- In the Trump years, the New York Times became less dispassionate and more crusading, sparking a raw debate over the paper’s future.” That was the provocative headlines over an embarrassing expose by New York magazine contributing editor Reeves Wiedeman, posted on the magazine’s website Monday. The paper is doing very well in the Trump era; subscriptions rose from 3…

On Monday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC contributor and Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson pushed for Donald Trump administration members to be jailed for following the law in implementing a zero tolerance policy against illegal immigrants, and garnered agreement from host Nicolle Wallace.

CNN showed off its partisan hackery during Monday morning’s New Day by comparing President Trump to a ‘petulant child' and claiming a Joe Biden win meant the "adults are back in charge." This is coming from a network with a history of anchors throwing tantrums whenever things do not go the way they want. This latest assault on Trump came during a segment on the Biden transition, where co-host…

Another Monday night means another episode of Fox’s Filthy Rich, unfortunately.

Is it too much to ask that a primetime network show just entertain us without some random social justice message popping up on the screen? This is 2020 and apparently the answer is yes.