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George Will almost sounded like a conservative columnist again in Thursday's Washington Post. The headline was "How the economics of news altered the news itself." Will was promoting as "newsworthy" an article titled "How the Media Polarized Us" by Andrey Mir in the Manhattan Institute's City Journal. Mir blames the rise of the internet for depriving newspapers of advertising…

As he did on Monday (and numerous times before that), National Security Council spokesman John Kirby helmed much of Tuesday’s White House press briefing to assist the inept Karine Jean-Pierre, but there were was still some tough exchanges and softballs. Of course, Fox’s Peter Doocy was in the middle of it as he battled Kirby over the inevitability of Afghanistan returning to its place as a…

Will you soon know the name Aaditi Lele because she’s become another left-wing activist in the guise of being a journalist? A Washington Post op-ed suggests so as the Vanderbilt University student, who is a news editor for her college paper, angrily attacked the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent rulings as “breaches of my new nation’s promises.”

On Monday afternoon, reporters saw John Kirby emerge yet again for the White House press briefing as chaperone for the incoherent and stammering Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and while there were some tough questions for Kirby on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) rumored trip to Taiwan, Fox’s Peter Doocy made Jean-Pierre crumble on the so-called Inflation Reduction Act that, according…

Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple angrily went after the Pulitzer Prize folks for fighting with Trump (instead of ignoring him) on why they gave a 2018 prize for reporting on Trump-Russia collusion. Wemple colorfully complained it “amounts to lunatic-appeasement of the high-maintenance sort.”

Christina Pushaw, the press secretary for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, drew a long-awaited negative profile in The Washington Post on Wednesday morning. In the Thursday paper, the headline was “This press secretary makes sure reporters feel the burn.”

Wednesday’s White House press briefing wasn’t smooth sailing for Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre (as most if not all are for someone in way over their head) with Fox’s Peter Doocy and a select few others reporters who pressed her on the Biden administration’s disinformation campaign to redefine what a recession is ahead of what’s expected to be a dour second quarter number on Thursday.

The liberal media machine is kicking into overdrive to convince the American people not to believe their lying eyes on the economy. Don’t worry if the second-quarter GDP numbers are atrocious, the narrative goes. It doesn’t necessarily mean we’re in a recession.

In a conversation on Monday’s CNN Newsroom with host Ana Cabrera, Washington Post Opinion columnist Catherine Rampell refused to look at inflation or recession in a bad light. In fact, they refused to even admit we were possibly in a recession, according to the official definition it holds.

In the Trump era, the Washington Post 'Fact Checker' squad kept a gaudy list of President Trump's "lies and false statements" and even put together a book titled Donald Trump and His Assault on Truth. But under Biden? The same squad is rushing to Biden's defense, most recently in attacking the "RNC Research" account on Twitter.

When President Biden was diagnosed with COVID, suddenly The Washington Post motto shifted from "Democracy Dies In Darkness" to "We're Walking On Sunshine." Post columnist Leana Wen stood out with a piece on Thursday which began: "President Biden’s Covid-19 diagnosis is an opportunity for his administration to demonstrate the success of his leadership on the pandemic."

Washington Post columnist Max Boot puts his hypocrisy on display with two wildly contrasting columns about how presidents should deal with dictators.

Are black female college students uniquely unable to manage their social lives without using abortion as birth control?

Did you ever read a column and think “you must be joking!” That was my reaction to Washington Post columnist Perry Bacon Jr. trying to explain “How media coverage drove Biden’s political plunge.”