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Wall Street Journal reporter Isabella Simonetti underlined how new CNN chief executive Mark Thompson is cozying up to the Jeff Zucker-loving bias brigade at CNN. On his first day on Monday, he spoke to employees in a video message. He said CNN needs to…

MRC Vice President Dan Schneider raised the alarm about Google’s ongoing election interference ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

A radical pro-Hamas group funded by leftist billionaire George Soros offered a statement of support for the abhorrent, genocidal terrorist attacks on Israel.

On Monday’s CBS Mornings, the A-block ended with co-host Tony Dokoupil showing anger, emotion, and exhaustion at Hamas’s reign of terror attacks Saturday slaughtering hundreds of innocent Israelis as, for those unaware, two of Dokoupil’s four children live in Israel with his ex-wife (and the other two in U.S. with him alongside current wife, MSNBC anchor Katy Tur).

Bloomberg News clearly didn’t learn the Bud Light lesson. Not only did the outlet celebrate the plague of corporate America genuflecting to the woke mob, it also omitted its own parent company’s role in shoving the same agenda down consumers’ throats.

The main focus by AP on a drop box ballot story in Connecticut is not on the actual event itself but on how Republicans will "seize" upon it to validate their allegations of vote fraud.

For the Tuesday edition of CBS Mornings, foreign correspondent Imtiaz Tyab did a profile on Hamas and while acknowledging the organization seeks to eliminate Israel, hailed their “sheer determination,” as if they were a scrappy football team, and its leader's “personal” revenge against Israel.’

Having been with CNN for over two decades and a foreign journalist for more than three decades, CNN international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson has seen plenty coveringnatural disasters, terror attacks, and war zones. But on Monday’s The Lead, he was repeatedly on the verge of breaking down in tears describing what he called “callous, cruel, cold-blooded killing” of Israelis and…

MSNBC's Ali Velshi calls Israel's proposed total siege of Gaza, in response to the Hamas attack, a "war crime." He couldn't find those words for Hamas.

After Hamas unleashed horrific atrocities in Israel from the Gaza strip, network Sunday show hosts asked "what say you" questions to Secretary of State Blinken while Republicans were disdained for their dissents at this terrible time.

Monday night’s NBC Nightly News ran a segment on a legitimate concern many Americans and Israelis had which was: how did Saturday’s terrorist attacks catch the Israeli Intelligence Services and American intelligence communities completely off guard? Sadly, the segment had to include a ludicrous political sideswipe on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by claiming his judicial…

Monday was the first weekday since the horrific terrorist attacks against Israel by Iran-funded Hamas terrorists. Therefore this was the first opportunity for the weeknight anchors of the big three evening news broadcasts to properly cover the attacks and note that the Biden administration had given Iran $6 billion in exchange for hostages only weeks prior to the attacks. 

Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi slammed online censorship during an appearance on Fox News.