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The contraction of the U.S. economy as reflected by the first quarter GDP decline brought out the use of the U-word, "unexpectedly," by the media.

According to CNN, author Melissa Hart's “life is filled with young adult fiction.” Indeed, starting with the pretense that her teen daughter Maia is “nonbinary.” Hart is an activist who CNN says “refuses to give in to other parents challenging the content of books aimed at children and young adults.” In other words, exactly the kind of person you’d expect CNN to be enthused about.…

Among the revelations surrounding Thursday’s news that CNN+ was being eliminated, one came from The New York Times in that Warner Bros. Discovery JB Perrette noted many had begun referring to the failing streaming service as CNN- while in meetings with incoming CNN boss Chris Licht about its future. And over at CNN.com, liberal media janitors Brian Stelter and Oliver Darcy relayed…

A high-profile liberal economist, and reported Hillary Clinton donor, said that the chances of recession in the U.S. are looking increasingly more likely, according to CNN. Moody Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi reportedly said that the “US economy has at least a one-in-three chance of sinking into a recession over the next 12 months,” CNN Business summarized.

I just received a fundraising email from Nancy Pelosi's PAC headlined "CNN just admitted" claiming Marco Rubio was in political danger. CNN "just revealed he's "in danger of losing." But nobody on CNN "just revealed" such a thing. The last poll has Rubio up 12. It turns out it's a CNN.com list from seven weeks ago on CNN.com that said Rubio "starts as the favorite." 

CNN Business published an opinion piece that acknowledged soaring inflation and rising gas prices. The economist author absurdly recommended applying a band-aid to the problem, suggesting the government should spend even more money.

But in this case, the supposed cure really is worse than the disease.

Closing out another incredibly busy news week, NewsBusters deputy managing editor Nick Fondacaro and I kicked off Friday’s NewsBusters Podcast with some gloating over the sentencing of Jussie Smollett — the far-left actor who faked a hate crime on a January 2019 Chicago night in subzero temperatures — and the liberal media’s complicity in his lies. We were then joined by NewsBusters…

On Wednesday, CNN's Chris Cillizza was hoping, desperately hoping that this could "finally," after all this time of utter ineptitude and awkwardness, be a "Kamala Harris moment" when she jetted off to Europe to address the crises caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. You could almost see Cillizza rubbing his worry beads of concern in "Is this, finally, Kamala Harris' moment?"

On Wednesday, RedState’s Mike Miller reported on CNN politics reporter Chris Cillizza laughably asking if the war in Ukraine was “finally” a “moment” for Vice President Kamala Harris. “If at first, you don’t succeed, make a COMPLETE fool out of yourself. My advice? No. The advice of CNN politics reporter Chris Cillizza? Oh hell, yeah. Or so it would appear,” Miller observed.

CNN went all out to hype a small decrease in gas prices in December as a sign of better days. Now that gas prices have skyrocketed, the network’s twisted coverage deserves revisiting.

How stupid can CNN's obsession with January 6 get? On Sunday, CNN.com commentator John Blake took it to a new level: "Joe Rogan's use of the n-word is another January 6 moment." CNN later changed it.

Monday on his eponymous NewsNation show, longtime TV news personality and legal expert Dan Abrams hammered CNN’s Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter over his behavior regarding the ouster of now-ex-CNN boss and puppetmaster Jeff Zucker, calling Stelter “dishonest” for his defense of CNN as a legitimate news network and “reckless” for targeting John Malone, the top share in CNN’s…

According to CNN's Chris Cillizza, when the Republicans are in charge of redistricting congressional districts it is "gerrymandering" but when Democrats are in control of this process it magically becomes merely redistricting with the ugly g-word nowhere in sight.

CNN tried to normalize the communist idea of the government controlling the prices of food and gas as a way to combat inflation. The idea was so bonkers, CNN even admitted that economists have largely panned the suggestion.