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An annoyed Don Lemon on Monday night lectured — and lied to — a TV star who dared to question Black Lives Matter. Talking to Terry Crews, one of the co-stars of the hit NBC comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the liberal CNN host derided Crews for saying on Twitter: “"We must ensure Black Lives Matter doesn't morph into black lives are better.” Lemon huffed, “Terry, man, you stepped in it.” …

Four years ago, Univision asked for (and received) a rule waiver from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), allowing Televisa to expand its stake in the network beyond the 25% limit established by law. Shortly after announcing its proposed sale to a new investor group, Univision quietly asked the FCC to change its rules yet again, this time in order to allow 100% foreign ownership.…

So much for high rises being a great achievement. The Guardian’s latest insane, sexualized story condemning “phallic towers” in cities for their “masculine power” is woke-think on steroids. The Guardian made readers know that “Toxic masculinity is built into the fabric of our urban spaces,” in an extremely cringey story headlined, “‘Upward-thrusting buildings ejaculating into the sky…

On Monday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts John Berman and Alisyn Camerota brought on Axios political reporter Alexi McCammond and CNN analyst Joe Lockhart to falsely blame President Trump for “culture wars” and to campaign for their presidential candidate, Joe Biden. McCammond even claimed that Americans “don’t like” Trump’s “personality traits” and that “they trust Joe Biden.”

During a time when the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is being used as a defense of rioting and looting from one side of the nation to the other, one cartoon has set off fireworks in both Florida and the Washington Post. Even though the image would usually draw praise from the Post, the leadership of the weekly newspaper in Key Biscayne, Florida, has chosen to stand…

Conservative leaders from all over the country are fighting back and answering the violence and chaos of the angry, lawless mob marching in America’s streets. In a new video released by the Media Research Center on Tuesday, Brent Bozell, Mark Levin, Charlie Daniels, Allen West and many more stand up to those who would destroy our country’s heritage. 

In Sunday’s New York Times, self-impressed movie critic A.O. Scott wondered whether it was a good thing that we’re missing superhero movies in this summer of coronavirus, given their authoritarian, even fascist tendencies: “Twilight of the Superheroes -- What if they were not really there to protect us?” He opined, "Gotham City moved to a noticeably reactionary rhythm, governed by the…

The media's deliberate misinterpretation of President Trump's Mount Rushmore speech as part of a pro-Confederate culture war continued on Monday's MSNBC Live as the Washington Post's Philip Rucker cited unnamed Republicans who fear that Trump is planting the party "on the wrong side of history."

On MSNBC, Brian Williams, after claiming that the government always mentions co-morbidities when discussing COVID-19 deaths among black Americans, wonders: "am I alone in hearing at least a whiff of victim-shaming?"

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” According to Marcellus Wiley in a recent episode of Speak for Yourself, that is exactly what we may be looking at with the NBA and NBPA’s decision to paint Black Lives Matter on the courts in the “Disney Bubble.”

Mr. Secoriya Williamson probably said it best when addressing the Fourth of July murder of his eight-year-old daughter, Secoriea Turner in Atlanta: “They say black lives matter. You killed your own.” His outrage at black-on-black crime was shared by Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (D), who exclaimed: “You can't blame this on a police officer. You can't say that we -- this is about…

On Friday night, President Trump began the Fourth of July weekend with a 42-minute speech celebrating American history, our Founding documents, and patriotism at Mount Rushmore. Naturally, CNN and MSNBC chose to declare it “a culture war bonfire,” “a love letter to white supremacy,” “divisive,” and laden with “racist dog whistles.” MRC analysts examined CNN and MSNBC’s Friday and Saturday…

You want "divisive?" MSNBC is divisive. The vile Al Sharpton described President Trump’s speech at Mount Rushmore as a “love letter to white supremacy.” In Saturday night’s PoliticsNation, Sharpton smeared our Founding Fathers, as white supremacists, rather than courageous heroes that founded this great nation.

In the 1980s and '90s, many young girls devoured the popular book series The Baby-Sitters Club by Ann M. Martin. The novels, about a group of girls in a fictional Connecticut town who run a club of babysitters, sold millions of copies.