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Even as the Trump administration works to broker a peace deal between Israel and Gaza, Google once again revealed its utter disdain for America’s ally.  

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by Norwegian socialists, so President Trump's forever a long shot. AP reporter Mark Lewis penned a dismissive article headlined "Why experts say Trump is unlikely to win the Nobel Peace Prize this year."

As NewsBusters was first to report back in August, Judge William Scott Henry of Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit ruled against Navy veteran Zachary Young and granted two motions to dismiss on a pair of defamation suits against The Associated Press and Puck News. While Young’s appeals made their way through the legal system, the AP filed a motion requesting the court have Young fork up $239,545.…

The fact-checking industry likes to view itself as the guardian of truth in an age of rampant misinformation, but what is one to do when they can’t all get on the same page? While PolitiFact, the Associated Press, and CNN’s Daniel Dale all rushed on Wednesday to call Republicans liars for saying Democrats want to give illegal immigrants access to federal benefits in exchange for ending the…

Apple and Microsoft joined Google on Wednesday in ignoring right-leaning news about the government shutdown. 

President Donald Trump's advisory for pregnant women to reduce Tylenol usage due to a potential autism link sparked outrage, notably from the Associated Press. The AP criticized Trump for promoting unproven connections between Tylenol, vaccines, and autism without medical evidence. Despite existing studies suggesting a possible link, the AP's response, while critical of Trump, acknowledged the…

PBS News tweeted out something unexpected from conservative Christian author Allie Beth Stuckey, author of the book Toxic Empathy: How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion. This was the Stuckey quote they shared: "Empathy becomes toxic when it encourages you to affirm sin, validate lies, or support destructive policies.” It came from an AP article posted on PBS.

In an interview with AP reporter Mark Sherman, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett remained reticent about addressing former President Donald Trump, despite Sherman’s persistent efforts to elicit commentary on the topic. Barrett’s new book, “Listening to the Law: Reflections on the Court and Constitution,” only briefly mentions Trump, focusing instead on her judicial philosophy and…

Google is propping up the leftist media critiques of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s soon-to-be-released book, Listening to the Law: Reflections on the Court and Constitution.

It is bad enough that the Chinese Communist Party is staging a massive military parade on Wednesday to rewrite history and portray itself as one of the main victors of World War II as it seeks to build up its image as a global leader, but making things worse was Associated Press China reporter Ken Moritsugu’s mostly uncritical Tuesday article that helped spread the Party line.

After waiting more than month for a decision, Judge William Scott Henry of Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit granted two motions to dismiss on a pair of defamation suits against The Associated Press and Puck News. The cases were brought by Navy veteran Zachary Young in the wake of his successful defamation case brought against CNN in the same court and before the same judge.

NBC’s Seth Meyers hyped on Monday’s Late Night some highly suspect fact-checking from CNN during President Trump’s press conference when he announced he is federalizing Washington, DC’s law enforcement because, for Meyers, the binary choice is between Trump and CNN’s “stat nerds.”

On Tuesday, the Associated Press’s Bassem Mroue and Sarah El Deeb published an article that highlighted the survivors of Israel’s explosive pager attack on the Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah. Though the highly advanced strike was designed to reduce unintentional casualties to a minimum, there were a few civilian injuries and casualties. While it is important to show sympathy for the…

Associated Press reporter Julie Watson’s Tuesday night story on UCLA’s settlement with three Jewish students and a Jewish professor, over the university failing to protect their civil rights against anti-Semitic campus mobs, was suspiciously vague on the actual allegations. While providing none of the awful details about persecution of Jews on UCLA’s campus after the October 7 Hamas massacre…