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During Monday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and panelist Antjuan Seawright teamed up on Terry Schilling, director of the American Principles Project and member of the Media Research Center's board of directors, in an attempt to call Schilling and other conservatives anti-free speech for opposing rhetoric that could incite violence.

The Supreme Court released a blockbuster ruling in Louisiana v. Callis that struck down one of the Bayou State’s two majority-black congressional districts, possibly paving the way for more such districts to fall across the south. Of course, the liberal, elite media were enraged by the decision that they believe was done by the six-justice majority to prevent black Americans from…

In the opening segment of Tuesday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and her panel defended Jimmy Kimmel’s “expectant widow” comments and also discussed the aftermath of the third Trump assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The panel blamed Trump as the reason for the political violence, which Cornish called the debate over violence and rhetoric “…

CNN’s NewsNight with Abby Phillip, known around these parts as the Thunderdome, found a way to make itself even more grating and offputting to its viewers. The show is now closing by compelling panelists to engage in ritual self-humiliation via public reading of mean tweets solicited from the audience. But the show’s eponymous host is spared from this exercise.

On Tuesday afternoon, CNN and MS NOW swooned over King Charles III’s speech to a Joint Session of Congress, choosing not to focus on the historical lessons and shared values that kept the West alive (although its current state is debatable), but on the moments regarding climate change, checks and balances, NATO, and Ukraine to name a few the left has declared outright jabs at President Trump.…

Monday’s Inside Politics featured CNN host and congressional Republican stalker Manu Raju offering a despicable minimization of political violence on the left with a horrendously misleading graphic painting both sides as equally victimized and a guest accusing anyone who says the left has a problem of “cherry pick[ing]” while Trump has encouraged and “glorified violence.” And, when it…

A California man decided to shoot up the White House Correspondents Dinner, and ruined all the fun where President Trump was expected to unload about an hour of mockery on the elitist media. Does anyone expect this scare to change the longstanding hostility of the press corps?

On Monday's The Lead, CNN host Jake Tapper crusaded for Jimmy Kimmel again after he was condemned by Melania Trump, followed by President Trump again calling on ABC to dump Kimmel after he created a fake Correspondents Dinner routine on  Thursday night where he said to Melania: "So beautiful, Mrs. Trump. You have a glow like an expectant widow."

CNN State of the Union host Dana Bash came under assault from the left on Sunday for daring to ask Rep. Jamie Raskin if he would think twice about hot rhetoric against President Trump after a third assassination attempt.

Brian Stelter came out of his reporting at the White House Correspondents Dinner with the usual liberal spin. His special "Reliable Sources" newsletter headline was "An all-too-common American story." The foiled shooting at this exclusive Washington party was "extraordinary," and yet, it's the last example of Americans have too much access to guns. 

In the immediate aftermath of Saturday night’s attempted attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, questions about motive remain unresolved. But one familiar line of commentary surfaced quickly. In recent years, a recurring liberal-media theme has been to attribute political violence—or the broader “climate” surrounding it—to rhetoric from Donald Trump, casting him as uniquely…

Saturday’s 2026 White House Correspondents Dinner was expected to be an unprecedented affair with President Trump and members of his Cabinet entering political enemy territory on liberal, elite media’s biggest single annual day of self-adulating slop. Check out the full post some of the big moments from CNN’s coverage of what was already going to be a history-making evening, but came that for…

Late Saturday night, President Trump delivered a forceful set of remarks following the shooting inside the Washington Hilton outside the White House Correspondents Dinner (WHCD), calling it the work of a “very sick person” and “thug” who “attacked our Constitution” and “free speech” itself, but failed in his attempts at bloodshed. Rather, Trump said, it reminded Americans of the need to “…

For decades, but particularly since the first Trump administration, the SPLC has enjoyed a perverse symbiotic relationship with the left-wing press. Their absurd “hate group” designations provided the media with ammunition against their right-wing targets, and the media in turn held up the SPLC as the gold standard of analysis and objectivity.