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Now, as the Paramount merger with Warner Brothers-Discovery approaches its end, 12 attorneys general filed a last-minute lawsuit to block it – but they won’t say it’s about keeping Bari Weiss & Co. out of the CNN news business. It’s led by California A.G. Rob Bonta and supported by 11 other Democrats. It’s comical to see news reports from NPR and CNBC pretending this is a nonpartisan…

When conservatives think of the National Endowment for the Arts, they think about government-funded outrages like Andres Serrano’s “Piss Christ,” featuring a crucifix pictured in a glass of the artist’s urine. On Friday's All Things Considered, NPR found a new subsidy scandal, that Trump’s NEA is funding patriotic art, including pro-Ronald Reagan material.

On Friday night, MS NOW broadcast a special program titled We The People: America 250. MS NOW’s Rachel Maddow put on her smirky face to tout the patriotism of National “Public” Radio and how it’s so misunderstood by stupid conservative tweeters. They have an annual tradition of reading the Declaration of Independence on air! Fact check: False. 

National “Public” Radio legal reporter Nina Totenberg turned 82 in January, and she may be losing a step. On Tuesday, as the Supreme Court put out its final opinions of the term, she posted a false report on NPR’s website (and then repeated on air) that Justice Samuel Alito, 76, was calling it quits.

National "Public" Radio sounded like National Mamdani Radio on the horribly named show All Things Considered on Wednesday night. Co-host Scott Detrow asked very vague questions to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani that sounded like what Democrats would ask at a precinct caucus. Later, he asked why the socialists are "resonating."

National Public Radio has crowned Luigi Mangione, the alleged murderer of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson a “folk hero” among certain parts of the public. “As Luigi Mangione's lawyers head to court, support grows for the accused 'vigilante'” was the headline to Monday’s online article by national desk correspondent Brian Mann. The prominent photo caption set the tone: “A mural of Luigi…

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Georgia) is constantly introduced in effusive tones as senior pastor at Martin Luther King’s Ebenezer Baptist Church. The Democrats and their media allies love to trot him out to suggest their party is more Christian than the Republicans. On National “Public” Radio, All Things Considered anchor Michel Martin relayed that Warnock “questioned whether the Christianity…

Last December, President Trump ordered that his name be added to the Kennedy Center, which was followed by Obama-appointed federal judge Christopher Cooper ruling that was illegal, that only Congress could alter the name. Trump’s name came down on Saturday, and former CNN screamer Jim Acosta displayed his deranged mind by comparing it to….the fall of the Berlin Wall.

After the Supreme Court’s Louisiana vs. Callais decision struck down the state’s racially gerrymandered congressional map and thus “undermined” the Voting Rights Act, the high court recently granted Alabama permission to use a map that eliminates one of two majority-minority districts. This after an Alabama district court initially defied Callais to reject the map. NPR election correspondent…

NPR is following The Washington Post and CBS News’s example by taking a blowtorch to its climate team. It must be tough not being able to rely on that steady stream of tax dollars anymore, eh?

National "Public" Radio -- the network that claims to speak for all the American people -- pounced on promoting "Pride Month" on Weekend Edition Saturday, lamenting how the Trump administration's drive against wokeness and "inclusion" in large corporations is defunding "Pride" celebrations.

NPR promoted leftist Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico with an interview on Friday’s Morning Edition. The Democrat received open-ended softballs that didn't challenge any of his left-wing stands. She asked if he would abolish ICE, like the other "progressives."

After the deadly shooting at a San Diego mosque, National Public Radio’s “extremism correspondent” Odette Yousef was back on her beat with a new angle against the sole class that she actually considers extremists: The “far right.” She examined the teenager killers’ “manifesto” and found a new victim class: “For far-right extremists, the rise of a new enemy: Women.”

Audie Cornish was back at her cherry-picking tactics on CNN This Morning. She began a segment on the economy by rolling clips of TikTok personalities claiming Americans are “skipping freaking meals” and fasting because “the economy is s--t.” She described them as “stories of Americans who say they’re struggling to put food on the table.”