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The top left corner of Monday’s New York Times tackled the “book bans” in Idaho and Iowa. Conservative activists were disparaged over 2,600 words. But the same reporter, Elizabeth Williamson, filed a shorter story on leftist censors in Maine opposing Abigail Shrier's book Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters. It didn't make the paper. 

The New York Times kicked its pro-Bidenomics Pravda into overdrive as the U.S. gears up for a contentious presidential election this year.

Instead of respectfully permitting conservatives to honor a cherished leader, media liberals felt compelled to unleash a nasty stream of rhetoric tarring Rush Limbaugh as a bigot, a “racist,” and a “misogynist” mere hours after he disclosed what would turn out to be a fatal cancer diagnosis.

The New York Times published an opinion piece discussing the experiences of individuals who detransitioned after identifying as transgender in their youth. Former Book Review editor Pamela Paul tells the heartbreaking stories of how children were abused and neglected rather than nurtured which led to their transition and now, years later, their regret. 

Paul Krugman, The New York Times opinion writer and infamous propagandist, continues to dig  his heels in and try to convince the American people that they are the problem, not the economy.

New York Times reporter Kate Zernike, infamous here for her hostile coverage of the Tea Party, absorbed an interesting takeaway from the spectacle of three Ivy League college presidents who testified before Congress and refused to condemn rallies in support of anti-Semitism on their progressive campuses: sexism! Zernike’s Monday piece, “Ivy League Campus Wars Aren’t About Gender ...…

On Monday, the border crisis and Sunday’s Iranian proxy attack that killed three American soldiers dominated the White House press briefing and, amid over a dozen liberal reporters asking process questions on Iran and open-ended questions on the Senate border deal, there were a rare few who actually pressed the administration on their weakness in the Middle East and the border deal that has…

The PBS current affairs program Amanpour & Co. on Thursday hosted the invariably self-assured long-time New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, who unleashed some harsh criticism of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But then things took a surprising and welcome turn, as Friedman criticized journalists’ double standards in its war coverage. What about…

Sixteen years ago, so-called reporters giddily celebrated the confluence of the ultra-liberal Kennedy family (a.k.a., “Camelot”) and the hard-left Obama campaign.

The pro-Biden media display their chutzpah when they attempt to blame a former president for everything that's gone wrong at the border under President Biden. New York Times congressional reporter Annie Karni provided Exhibit A in media chutzpah on Friday's front page.

It’s not news to say the liberal media hates Trump. That’s both yesterday’s news and tomorrow’s news.

Amanpour & Co. host Christiane Amanpour examined the possible 2024 Biden-Trump presidential election rematch with New York Times’ London bureau chief Mark Landler, who reveres the left-wing BBC, and Emily Maitlis, a former BBC anchor. Takeaways from their Wednesday appearance on the PBS show were that the media should highlight Biden’s essential competence and Trump’s…

Fox Business host Charles Payne called out President Joe Biden’s and the media’s contempt for Trump supporters during New Hampshire primary election coverage.

The New York Times’ bumbling economics writer Paul Krugman continues to beclown himself the more he tries to defend the Bidenomics monstrosity.