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Immigration may rule supreme, but if its twisted coverage of President Joe Biden’s executive order repealing the Mexico City Policy is any indication, Univision holds the rest of the liberal policy platter in high regard and has no compunction in foisting those preferences upon an unsuspecting audience.

Are you opposed to massive job killing climate regulations? Do you believe that the Laffer Curve has some basis in reality? If so, CNN's John Harwood said on Friday that the rise of Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her history of insane and bigoted…

On January 29, former NFL football player Benjamin Watson and his wife Kirsten gave a short talk for the virtual March for Life. They encouraged viewers to be living witnesses to the pro-life movement and to recognize that being pro-life is not opposed to true justice. 

And just like that. Poof! The My Pillow man is vaporized. Gone in less time than it takes to fluff Mike Lindell’s famous product. Another week and the Big Tech/Big Media/Big Corporation cancel culture rampage continues.

The horrible January 6 riot on Capitol Hill provided grist to the most fervent Trump haters to want to take everything away from him that they can. Washington Post architecture critic Philip Kennicott fulminated on the front page of Sunday's Arts & Style section under the headline "Trump wants a presidential library. He must never have one." 

If anybody still wonders about whether or not Twitter's banning of President Donald Trump from its platform was political, Politico's story on Thursday by Natasha Korecki  should resolve any lingering doubts.

Far-left actor Alec Baldwin is taking another Twitter time out. The 30 Rock alum just temporarily left the social media platform on his own terms.

Considering how much Lawrence O’Donnell loved Joe Biden’s inaugural address, praising it as “astonishing” and “poetic, we thought it might be a good time to remember who the MSNBC host is and what praise from him might mean. On the November 5, 2010 Morning Joe, O’Donnell lashed out at Glenn Greenwald, dismissing him for being insignificantly liberal.

The Washington Post has undergone a jarring transition in its White House coverage, going from unremitting hostility toward President Trump to a warm hospitality for President Biden. Look no further than White House reporter Matt Viser, who seems to be signaling that Democracy now Thrives in Lightness.

During the second hour of Thursday's CNN Tonight, host Don Lemon and his race-baiting buddy, The New York Times columnist, Charles Blow, fervently ripped on the United States for being a nation imbued with “white supremacy.” 

When asked about San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education’s recent (and near-unanimous) vote in favor of renaming over three…

Nicolle Wallace has Republicans and drone strikes on the noggin. 

A front-page report in Thursday’s New York Times on the GameStop stock-shorting controversy caught a lot of flock from every political stripe for its condescending word choice and apparent sympathy for hedge traders over the small individual investors who have pushed the video game retailer’s stock price to dizzying heights. Their contemptuous coverage is garnering some fierce…

Today would have been the 48th March for Life in DC where hundreds of thousands of pro-life Americans gather to unite against abortion. Though it is a civil event, the media is linking the Capitol rioters to the “dangerous extremists” taking part in this year's March for Life.

Friday concluded the first full week of Biden White House press briefings and, by this point, we’ve noticed a few trends. Aside from Press Secretary Jen Psaki refusing to answer any number of questions, two takeaways are the lack of condescension and hostility from reporters and biting responses from the press secretary. Instead, we’ve seen plenty of softballs, reverence for administration…