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If you’ve logged on to your Facebook today, you may have already noticed something a little different at the top of your feed. Today, Facebook launched its new Climate Science Information Center, its third information center in the last few months, following the COVID-19 Information Center and the Voter Information Center.

Abortion is a humorous subject, according to Rachel Lee Goldenberg’s film, “Unpregnant,” amd you can practically hear the guffaws from the Washington Post newsroom. Post writer Sonia Rao did some free PR for the movie, which is about two underage girls on a roadtrip to procure one an abortion in a state that doesn’t require parental notification. Rao calls the grotesquely…

Surprisingly, not everyone involved in the Harry Potter cinematic universe is upset with J.K. Rowling and her refusal to accept each and every PC dogma pushed by trans activists. 

CNBC’s Jim Cramer’s insult gaffe to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) may have been a huge Freudian slip.

In other announcements no one asked for, The View co-hosts shared their fantasy team of presidential debate moderators on Tuesday’s show. Perhaps not surprising, more CNN hacks made their dream list than actual ABC journalists!

The liberal media are again peddling their anti-men-drinking-alcohol schtick. This time, The Washington Post pushed a very flawed government report recommending men should only have one drink a day.

It’s a new week so the Hollywood anti-Trump outrage dial is on a different setting for the time being. According to our sources, we’ve strayed a bit from the Woodward book outrage cycle and  back to climate change hysteria. It’s almost comforting to be in such familiar territory. 

To all the NFL fans who booed social justice activists during the weekend's season openers, you are racists and just like racists of the distant past, too. In fact, Deadspin race-baiter Rob Parker says, "fans being racist is nothing new," and a disgrace to be expected.

Some days, CNN’s Chicken Little routine about President Trump is so hysterical it seems like parody. Tuesday, the network was not about to give the president any credit for visiting California and speaking to local leaders about the wildfires. Instead, they accused Trump of "assaulting science" by not blaming climate change.

The leftist media are so desperate to drag Joe Biden across the finish line in November that they are willing endorse any vile accusation the Democratic nominee hurls against President Trump, even to the point of exploiting a deadly natural disaster. That lapdog obedience to the Biden campaign was on full display Tuesday morning as all three network morning shows cheered their candidate…

On Morning Joe, Adrian Wooldridge, a columnist at The Economist, says that unlike the US, China passes the "good government" test. He makes his comment in the context of discussing the way various countries have dealt with the coronavirus pandemic, but offers no qualifier as to his "good government" praise of China. To the contrary, he says that the advantage of good government is…

Google appears to be in for a reckoning as a bipartisan alliance of states has joined to target the Big Tech platform for antitrust. “About a dozen states, mostly led by Republicans, are expected to join the Justice Department’s upcoming antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet Inc.’s Google, according to people familiar with the investigation,” Bloomberg reported on September 11.

Over the past few weeks wildfires have ravaged up and down the length of the west coast, killing at least 35 people and displacing many more. On Monday's MSNBC Live, the NBC politics team demonstrated a dramatic double standard. Mike Memoli repeated Biden talking points on fighting climate change like he was a paid campaign staffer. Then host Hallie Jackson and reporter Shannon…

Worse than Watergate. It’s a liberal media cliche that has been used so many times, it has little meaning. But that didn’t stop CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil on Tuesday from goading journalist Bob Woodward to declare that the revelations in his book are “graver than Watergate.”