Time magazine

TIME senior correspondent Justin Worland proclaimed the dawn of a “green transition” for believers in climate change. But Worland admitted the left’s eco-extremist vision will be an existential threat for many blue-collar workers.

The eco doom-mongering TIME magazine virtue-signaled that the U.S. needs to fight climate change if it's serious about fighting inflation. Really. The rag published a bonkers Feb. 3 article headlined, “If the U.S. Wants to Fully Tackle Inflation, It Needs to Tackle Climate Change.” After blaming consumers in part for driving the worst inflation seen in nearly 40 years, along with…

Longtime journalist James Rosen made his White House briefing debut on Thursday as White House correspondent for Newsmax, so it was no surprise he got right to work grilling National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on foreign policy and Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Biden being responsible for inflation and vaccinations. Not to be left out, Fox’s Peter Doocy appeared on Friday’s Psaki Show…

After the first White House press briefing of 2022 was delayed a day because of the snowy weather in the Washington, D.C. area (totally not an omen), Tuesday’s edition of the Jen Psaki Show saw the White House Press Secretary fielding questions from the liberal press that urged President Biden to do more to pass “voting rights” legislation and bizarre suggestions that they had never condemned…

Elon Musk used his Twitter account like a battering ram to troll the left for their hypocritical pontificating about class warfare.

Too bad for the left, they can't mandate who wins “Person of the Year.” So TIME magazine decided to give the world’s richest man Elon Musk that honor, though he’s become a vocal critic of vaccine mandates and the left.

The late Vince Lombardi once said, “Winners never quit, and quitters never win.” He was wrong. Quitters claim Time magazine Athlete of the Year honors. Pouty American gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from this year’s Summer Olympics because she wasn’t doing as well as expected. Time insulted the real achievers in 2021 by handing their annual award to her.

How often did we hear, “The buck stops here,” from the media during the Trump years? Journalists never failed to hold the Republican president accountable for anything bad that happened in the country, whether it was deserved or not. But standards have lowered significantly with Democrat Joe Biden in office. We’re seeing this play out now as media outlets refuse to blame the president for the…

One way to think of the national news is like a political weather forecast. Facts don’t come first. The emotional tone does. The Trump project always sounded doomed, perpetually on the verge of dying in darkness. During the 2016 campaign, Time magazine covers had Trump’s face melting, and then melting into an orange puddle. And then he won.

Blame Americans! TIME magazine chose to blame the everyman to protect President Joe Biden from his disastrous economic policies and the supply chain shortages hampering the U.S. economy.

The “TIME 100" issue celebrating “The World’s Most Influential People” is a grubby little back-scratching enterprise among celebrities. Here’s Exhibit A: the cover of this issue features Prince Harry and his actress wife, Meghan Markle. Inside, there is no cover story, just five promotional paragraphs carrying the byline of Jose Andres, “chef and founder of World Central Kitchen.” No one notes…

A new poll blew apart the media’s year-long gaslighting that extended unemployment benefits weren’t discouraging work.

Time magazine is still that crazy Trump-obsessed magazine that can't be objective in any way about the last president. In the July 19/26 issue, the "7 Questions" interview is with CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig, who has a vicious new book on William Barr titled Hatchet Man. These "questions" from Time writer Philip Elliott read like questions handed to him by Honig's…

The new Time magazine cover story is written by tennis star Naomi Osaka, who makes a point, in an essay focusing on mental health, to lecture Americans that it's "obvious" we should not "ferociously" oppose kneeling during the playing of our national anthem.