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The “big three” networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC unsurprisingly failed this week to convey even the most basic facts about what they’ve insisted were “thousands of pro-Palestinian” marchers “ma[king] their voices heard” this past weekend — including in Washington D.C. — when the more adept description would be pro-Hamas rallies calling for Israel’s eradication and support for Hamas’s October 7…

Radio host Mark Levin called for Congress to look into George Soros’ tax returns, calling for the leftist billionaire to be held accountable for his financial support for Pro-Hamas organizations. 

On Thursday, USA Today partnered with Hunter Biden for a cartoonishly dumb op-ed that accused Republicans, Fox News, the New York Post, and Biden critics writ large of “demoniz[ing]....addiction,” arguing he’s the victim of “a vile and sustained disinformation campaign” that threatens the sobriety of addicts writ large.

The New York Times, which penned an “Editor’s Note” on Monday after botching its initial coverage of the blast at a Gaza hospital by taking the word of Hamas, did some more pro-Palestinian whitewashing in a story in Tuesday’s print edition. NYC-based reporter Andy Newman ridiculously termed a violent pro-Palestinian march in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bay Ridge as "largely peaceful…

There's no doubt that Big Tech has done its part to eliminate speech that harms the Democratic Party, the Biden administration or otherwise runs counter to the left's narrative. Social media platforms have aggressively silenced and gaslit the American people, but as MRC has documented, Big Tech has overplayed its hand.

The tail end of Wednesday’s White House press briefing was marked by a contentious moment when the White House’s ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to call on the New York Post’s Steven Nelson despite having skipped over him for nearly five months and his paper since July 7.

Kylie Jenner is getting slammed -- and not in the way you might think. The youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner crew is under fire after standing in solidarity with those killed in Israel by Hamas via an Instagram Story post. After just about one hour, Jenner deleted the post when users came for her throat.

The Biden White House - in the person of Biden aide Ian Sams - made news recently when it became known that Sams had sent out a letter to media organizations telling them they needed to malign the GOP House impeachment inquiry.  So is the Biden White House quietly issuing orders to rev up negative coverage of Biden rival and critic RFK Jr.?

The following are nine of the biggest Biden family scandal revelations and how they’ve been censored on the ABC, CBS, NBC evening, morning and Sunday roundtable shows.

Firing on all cylinders, MRC Founder and President Brent Bozell joined Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney on Tuesday’s Varney & Co. to highlight the liberal media’s years of election interference by ignoring substantive allegations of crimes and wrongdoing by the Biden family. Bozell was cued up by a clip of Biden biographer Frank Foer insisting on Sunday that Biden and his…

Morning Joe opened its week on Monday with the argument that Donald Trump should seek a plea deal in the various criminal cases against him, with Joe Scarborough saying Trump would be "quite dumb" not to do so.

Wednesday’s CNN This Morning discussed the allegations that President Joe Biden’s role in Hunter Biden’s business dealings approached, in House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-Calif.) words, “the level of impeachment inquiry.” Political commentator Van Jones declared the investigation to be “much ado about nothing” and that it was “pulled out of nowhere.”

The journalist who authored the 2020 New York Post exposé on Hunter Biden's scandalous business dealings discovered on his "laptop from hell” reacted to a congressional hearing on censorship.

YouTube deplatformed him five minutes into his announcement that he was a Democrat presidential candidate, Robert Kennedy, Jr. said Thursday, while defending himself from attacks by fellow Democrats during a House hearing.