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Poltico's senior editor Michael Schaffer expressed disappointment over the lack of protests in Washington, D.C., following a federal takeover of the local police force by the Trump administration. Despite D.C.'s history as a protesting hub, only a small group marched demanding Trump's departure. Schaffer criticized the lack of response from Democrats and national figures. He also questioned…

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Once again, somebody in the late night comedy show business is calling “bullshit” on my most recent late night guest count study. This time the man attacking my integrity, as well as that of my NewsBusters colleagues, was Pete Dominick, Stephen Colbert’s former warm-up act, on Sunday’s Sanity with Alisyn and Dave podcast.

New York Times reporter James Stewart wrote a big article based on a series of interviews with CBS owner Shari Redstone, and buried deep in the piece was something wild that should have been obvious: CBS settled Donald Trump’s lawsuit to keep the public from seeing how they make “news” sausage, like with Scott Pelley's softball segment with President Biden in 2023.

Not only are the legacy media committed to burying the horrific accident caused by an illegal alien truck driver making an illegal u-turn on the Florida Turnpike that led to the deaths of 3 persons. Now, they are also trying to hide the regulatory actions that are occurring as a result.

James Dobson, a giant in the faith-based community, has passed away today. A significant portion of his work had an effect on our politics, and so it is not unexpected that the legacy media would take a cheap shot at him on the way out.

When is a non-lethal car accident a national news item -- and a car crash that killed three is not? When an illegal alien killed three. ABC, CBS, and NBC wouldn't touch the story of an illegal alien (with a commercial driver's license from California) who drove a truck so badly it killed three people during a bumbled U-turn in Florida. We discuss this and other wokeness topics with Bill D'…

Don’t question tax-funded museum wokery: The last segment of Wednesday’s PBS News Hour presented leftist historian Peniel Joseph to jump on a social media post by President Trump claiming the Smithsonian Institution had gone overboard dwelling on American slavery. PBS is the latest network rankled by Trump’s insistence that the Smithsonian museums emphasize America’s greatness and not…

Washington Post metro reporter Sophia Solano published a story online Thursday morning (and likely to air in Friday’s paper) fawning over the far-left weirdo who chucked a Subway sandwich at law enforcement officials on August 10 in downtown Washington, declaring him “a resistance icon” and “symbol” of the city’s “resistance” to President Trump’s push to bring down crime.

Elon Musk's platform, X, is still perceived to favor liberal voices over conservative ones. An MRC analysis indicates that Democrats, especially radical ones like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Maxine Waters, have higher visibility scores, enhancing the reach of their posts. Conversely, Republicans often receive lower scores, affecting the visibility of their content. This bias could influence…

CNN anchor Dana Bash seemed to treat her majority female panel to some eye candy at the conclusion of Thursday’s Inside Politics by highlighting a recent workout session Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had with the troops (and a competition against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.). But while the females largely gushed, male White House & foreign affairs correspondent for…

On Wednesday, U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard announced major staff reductions and reforms designed save taxpayer money and end the political weaponization of the Biden-created Foreign Malign Influence Center (FMIC).

Closing out Tuesday’s CBS Evening News Plus, the ever-pompous John Dickerson used his “Reporter’s Notebook” commentary to falsely claim President Trump wants to minimize and/or do away with slavery as a topic in the Smithsonians, arguing doing so would be an affront to “American exceptionalism” and the memory of Union soldiers who fought the Civil War to end it.

Lawrence O’Donnell often tries to wax poetic on his MSNBC show, The Last Word, but he’s really just an unserious person speaking in a solemn tone. On Wednesday, O’Donnell tried to claim that Union Station in Washington, D.C. doesn’t have a crime problem and cited a movie released in 1939 and a man who hasn’t been a senator since January 2009 to make his point.