David Bozell Highlights Apple News Bias on Scott Jennings Show
Media Research Center president David Bozell joined The Scott Jennings Show today to reveal new findings from MRC Free Speech America’s Digital News Tracker showing Apple News’ continued tilt toward left-leaning outlets and complete exclusion of right-leaning sources.
Big Four News Apps Erase Don Lemon’s Grand Jury Indictment
EXCLUSIVE: Former CNN anchor-turned-YouTuber Don Lemon was shielded at nearly every level following his federal indictment tied to the Cities Church riot. Elitist media outlets downplayed the charges, and like clockwork, Apple News, Google News, MSN and Yahoo News hopped in to finish the job.
New Year, New Me? Google News Still Censoring Right: 67% L vs. 3% R
EXCLUSIVE: Google News kicked off 2026 by largely shutting out right-leaning sources throughout January, continuing the censorship campaign that defined the digital gatekeeper in December.
Americans Are Watching Two Different Movies as Media Bias Goes Digital
Media bias isn’t just on TVs or in newspapers anymore. Now, it’s woven into digital devices, and it’s worse than you think.
Bozell on Media Bias and Ice Coverage on Dr. Phil
Media Research Center president David Bozell joined the Dr. Phil Podcast on Saturday to challenge the overwhelmingly negative and one‑sided coverage of immigration enforcement by the elitist media, including reporting on ICE operations and broader trends in how stories are framed.
AI Giants Whitewash, Lionize Anti-Ice Protester Alex Pretti
EXCLUSIVE: Two of the most powerful AI chatbots went out of their way to preserve the left’s good Samaritan propaganda following the shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti, whom President Donald Trump labeled a violent anti-ICE “agitator.”
Big Four News Apps’ Minn. ICE Coverage 86% Negative or Missing Context
EXCLUSIVE: A new Media Research Center study revealed that the Big Four News Apps relentlessly smeared President Donald Trump’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement in what amounted to a coordinated campaign of hostile, one‑sided coverage that amplified attacks from leftist broadcast networks.
What March for Life? Big 4 News Apps Ignore Peaceful Pro-life Protest
The Big Four News Apps just completely ignored the March for Life in a blackout so intense that even the pro-life marchers couldn’t find significant related coverage.
Google News, MSN and Yahoo News Ignore Anti-ICE Church Riot
The Big Four News Apps largely ignored the Minneapolis anti-ICE church riot, limiting coverage of left-wing agitators disrupting worshippers. Only Apple News ran minimal headlines, while Google, MSN, and Yahoo focused on unrelated stories. This selective reporting highlights growing media bias as Americans increasingly rely on news aggregators for information.
Google News in December: Holiday Cheer for Some, Censorship for Others
EXCLUSIVE: December is often marked by celebration. However, for right-leaning media, the month was defined by censorship at the hands of Google News.
How the Big Four News Apps Are Manipulating the Masses
Many Americans now rely on Big Four news apps—Apple News, Google News, MSN, and Yahoo News. These platforms suppress right-leaning voices, with Apple News showing no right-leaning sources in December 2025 and Google News downplaying right-leaning stories, raising concerns about media bias and information control.
Only 4 of 840 Stories: Google News’s Six-Week Blockade of Minn. Fraud
EXCLUSIVE: For six weeks, Google News quietly worked to throttle coverage of widespread fraud allegations in Gov. Tim Walz's Minnesota, an exclusive Media Research Center analysis found.
Big Four News Apps Push Elitist Media Narrative on Minn ICE Shooting
EXCLUSIVE: The “Big Four News Apps” (Apple News, Google News, MSN and Yahoo News) quickly aligned to blame the Trump administration for the Minneapolis ICE shooting that resulted in the death of an anti-Trump activist who was blocking a road.
Big 4 News Apps Conceal Trump’s Venezuela Victory, Spout Dem Narrative
The Big Four News Apps—Apple News, Google News, MSN, and Yahoo News—downplayed or negatively framed Trump’s successful capture of Venezuelan dictator Maduro, focusing instead on non-Venezuela stories, left-leaning criticism, or entertainment. Their biased coverage distorts public understanding and highlights tech's growing power over U.S. news consumption.