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If the fact-checking industry is going to insist that it should be able to throttle social media posts, at the very least, it should fact-check the claims the post is actually making and not straw men because Instagram posts have been deemed misinformation after PolitiFact and the USA Today accused the posters of attributing a 2020 “Death to America” chant in the Iranian parliament to…

With word breaking late Monday that First Lady Jill Biden tested positive for COVID, the liberal media went into a full-blown panic, reminding the public how they’re still hooked on panicking over the virus and obsessed with any and all boosters, regardless of their actual effectiveness. Along with nearly 17 minutes (16:52) on the flagship morning and evening shows of ABC, CBS, and NBC,…

A truly amazing 5,500-word anti-Florida, anti-Ron DeSantis hit job appeared on USA Today on Monday: “DeSantis war on "wokeism" leaves many missing a Florida they once knew.” The story by Tom McLaughlin, a reporter for the Pensacola News Journal, included five other Florida-based contributors and appeared originally in the PNJ: “Proud purple to angry red: These…

The appalled shrieks of anger from the media will soon be heard. Why? Because Rep. Jim Comer will eventually subpoena President Biden to testify about his scandals before the House Oversight Committee.

There’s a group of people who control what you are allowed to see -- the news you read, the videos you watch, the posts you engage with. You haven’t heard of them. You don’t know their names, but they determine, through methods both direct and indirect, whether you are allowed to be exposed to particular messages. Their decisions can bankrupt companies, silence voices and fundamentally shift…

On Wednesday after the shocking collapse of Hunter Biden’s plea deal, there were a few White House reporters who grilled Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre in her abbreviated turn at the podium (due to her use of John Kirby as her crutch for nearly 35 of the almost 58-minute briefing) on the events in Delaware as well as ongoing questions about Biden family corruption.

USA Today "domestic security correspondent" Josh Meyer is rubbing his worry beads due to his deep concern that a lack of censorship at Twitter could lead to 2024 election interference.

On Tuesday afternoon, the White House press briefing with the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had it all with some tense exchanges (Fox’s Jacqui Heinrich over anti-Semitism in the Democratic Party), softballs (the AP and USA Today on alleged treatment of illegal immigrants), and the delusional (a far-left blogger asking about potential violence from Trump supporters).…

Eight years ago this week, the liberal media touted the “major victory” of President Obama’s “historic” deal with Iran that would supposedly limit the terrorist state’s access to nuclear weapons for at least a decade.

A USA Today columnist broke the leftist media ranks in a scathing criticism of “Bidenomics” on July 6.

Whether it’s the Biden documents scandal, allegations of Biden family corruption, or the latest twist in Hunter Biden’s life of ruin to name a few, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has consistently stuck to the theme of playing dumb when faced with even gentle questions from the liberal White House press corps. Such was the case Wednesday concerning the bag of cocaine found in…

The most "woke" corporations are often media companies. USA Today started out "Pride Month" with some Pride-a-ganda at the top of the front page. "Breaking news editor" Susan Miller wrote what reads like a publicity packet for the leftist "GenderCool Project." It's "news" that "Chazzie is a sunny 17-year-old who greets each morning with an affirmation and a session on a yoga mat."

The focus of this past weekend for many people across the country was setting aside a few days to remember soldiers who lost their lives in armed conflict. But for USA Today columnist Nancy Armour, the more important matter at hand was criticizing people who don’t want transgenders in women’s sports.

During the presidency of George H.W. Bush, his Saturday Night Live impersonator Dana Carvey joked as Bush that Vice President Dan Quayle was "still gaining acceptance." Kamala Harris has never received negative press attention like Quayle did. Instead, the media elite offers reports worrying about the negative perceptions getting cemented in public opinion. USA Today correspondent…