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This man is gonna have total authority over 400 students from pre-kindergarten through fourth grade.

Gold Star families who lost loved ones in the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan are not happy with President Biden, or the State Department, or the Pentagon. This might explain why the networks have tried to avoid these people, since they seem like guardians of whatever popularity Biden still has.

On Wednesday evening, MSNBC’s All In host Chris Hayes proved that he has the same intelligence and sophistication as a primitive tribal shaman who blamed their enemies for the weather when he lashed out at governor and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis (R-FL). The MSNBC host accused him and Florida Republicans of “actually trying to make [climate change] worse.” 

On Tuesday the PBS NewsHour explored how some investment firms and state comptrollers who have built their clients financial portfolios using the philosophy of “ESG” (environmental, social, and governance factors) ware facing "backlash." ESG investment standards could include investing in companies that fight so-called climate change, or investing in companies that make “equity and…

NBC Nightly News decided to inexplicably whine and cry over the state of Texas taking over the Houston Independent School District which NBC even admitted was failing. Yet, for some reason this was still a problem and enough of a story for them to dedicate an entire segment to and use as yet another hammer to hit conservatives over the head with. 

Apparently the plebeians supporting the candidates of their choice with small dollar donations represent a major problem for American society. At least, that’s what a condescending New York Times columnist argued.

Henry Rodgers at The Daily Caller reported Rep. Matt Gaetz (R.-Fla.) wrote a letter to NPR and the CPB demanding answers about why a Baltimore NPR station is airing a Louis Farrakhan radio show on Sunday nights. 

During Wednesday’s Doocy Time at the White House press briefing, one of the questions from Fox White House correspondent Peter Doocy drew looks of incredulousness and disgust from liberal journalists seated next to and behind him. Doocy’s crime? Asking White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre if the response to Hurricane Idalia was smoother vs. the Hawaii wildfires because President…

It was just a matter of time before choice became mandatory. Last week, a federal judge denied a request by parents of students in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Montgomery County, Maryland, to be able to remove their children from classrooms when books containing LGBTQ+ characters are read aloud. Christian and Muslim parents had sued the school system, claiming such books force religious…

The time is up for the infamous “digital brownshirts” over at the Center for Countering Digital Hate. Subpoenas have now been issued.

According to new details from the depositions of Under Armour founder Kevin Plank and MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle filed last week, the two’s years-long relationship was more dubious and unethical than previously thought. Their own testimony details how Ruhle was gifted a phone for private correspondents and was funneled insider information about Under Armour’s business dealings.

The students insisted the male was a “sexual predator,” but the judge couldn’t have cared less. 

In response to new energy regulations from the Biden administration, Mark Levin pointed out the endgame of present and past restrictions on American energy and conveniences.