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MSNBC host and PBS pundit Jonathan Capehart has a new memoir out. It's titled Yet Here I Am: Lessons from a Black Man’s Search for Home. It sounds like the first lesson is this: a “Black Man” gets to dictate history and no one is allowed to offer a “reality check” or else they’re “robbing his humanity.”

The Washington Post loathes anyone trying to rebuke so-called "DEI," so it was unsurprising that fashion critic Robin Givhan was touting the queen of fashion, Vogue editor Anna Wintour for fighting it. The funny part was calling Wintour -- a big-time/long-time Democrat donor -- as an "unlikely activist."

When Donald Trump is president, it’s considered dangerously authoritarian if he accuses someone of treason – and it’s considered heroic “truth-telling” when you accuse Trump of being a treasonous authoritarian.  The latest exhibit is leftist rock star/first-rate tax evader Bruce Springsteen. On stage in England, Springsteen claimed America "is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent,…

During Monday’s 3rd Hour of Today, NBC co-host Al Roker and network journalists Peter Alexander and Laura Jarrett sucked up to MSNBC host, PBS News Hour contributor, and Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart as though he were a personal friend and applying zero ideological labels to someone with a long track record of hate toward half the country.

On Morning Joe, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, a senior fellow at the leftist Center for American Progress, and an oncologist who was appointed by Presidents Obama and Biden to  advisory boards, says it would be "very troubling" if Biden's doctors administered a PSA prostate test, found elevated levels, and didn't report it to the public. Given that the cancer has metastasized, Emanuel says it is…

The White House announced a significant trade deal with the UK, prompting a positive response from the Dow Jones. However, The Washington Post highlighted skepticism about the deal's impact, citing doubts over tariff removals and long-term changes. While the agreement marks a success for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, critics question its overall significance due to time constraints. The Post…

Friday’s PBS News Hour celebrated liberal political cartoonist Ann Telnaes, who resigned in a huff from the Washington Post when a cartoon mocking Post owner and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was rejected, part of PBS’s “Art in Action” coverage, “exploring the intersection of art and democracy.”

Wednesday marks 100 days since President Trump took office for the second time, and the news media will doubtless be ready with report cards judging his new administration. Yet looking back at news coverage of recent liberal Presidents at their 100-day mark, it’s been a veritable lovefest.

Thirty years ago, Timothy McVeigh parked a truck packed with explosives next to Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. After the immediate shock of the bombing passed, liberal journalists began assigning blame to ordinary conservatives, hoping to blur the facts and discredit the competition.

In a huge, five-page, 3,200-word spread in Sunday’s Washington Post, Style section writer Jada Yuan heaped more liberal bile on the grossly anti-Christian, anti-family, pro-baby death, and far-left crowd behind the show The Handmaid’s Tale ahead of its final season. As is usually the case with puff pieces on the show, Yuan left out that star Elizabeth Moss is a devout…

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The Washington Post came running to the rescue of its liberal friends at NPR on Wednesday. Former Post media reporter reviewed a book on the history of NPR, touting it was "money well spent by the government" despite its "allegedly