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Last Night, the New York Yankees played the Chicago White Sox in the twilit Iowa cornfield where the classic sentimental baseball movie* “Field of Dreams" was filmed. The game turned out great, a classic AL slugfest the White Sox won 9-8 with a walk-off homer. And it seems like a win for baseball. But the The Washington Post couldn’t leave it at that.

CNN might have thought the rest of the liberal media would come to their defense as they refused to discipline Prime Time host Chris Cuomo for his “inappropriate” side gig advising his brother, Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) as he faced sexual misconduct allegations. But CNN boss Jeff Zucker bet wrong as critics from across the political spectrum were outraged at how the network spit in…

Buried deep in a Monday Washington Post report about the New York Assembly moving forward with Governor Andrew Cuomo’s impeachment, the paper let readers know that CNN host Chris Cuomo was still helping his embattled brother. This comes after CNN had called Chris’s conduct “inappropriate” and he promised on-air in May that he knew where the line was and that he wouldn’t embarrass his…

The Washington Post has "honored" Fox White House reporter Peter Doocy by highlighting his exchanges with Biden press secretary Jen Psaki in the briefing room. Doocy gets "fact checked" by media reporter Paul Farhi...but in 2018, Farhi and the Post didn't check on CNN's Jim Acosta as he told them he was all about the facts, not about damaging Trump.

Tuesday marked an eventful day at the White House as not only was there a press briefing with Press Secretary Jen Psaki (and a packed one at that), but President Biden gave a speech on the coronavirus and ended up taking questions from eight different reporters on the virus, Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY), and illegal immigration. Of course, Fox’s Peter Doocy was a central player in questioning…

Journalists love lefty activists — especially when they are pushing propaganda. The New York Times and Washington Post both celebrated how an online “influencer army” was promoting a “personality-driven campaign” in separate weekend stories.

Washington Post columnist Margaret Sullivan once again claims it is the patriotic duty of journalists to ditch objectivity in covering the January 6 hearings.

Washington Post religion reporter Michelle Boorstein offered a tart tweet: “A Catholic newsletter promised investigative journalism. Then they outed a priest using Grindr data.” Clearly, they’re implying one is journalism, and one is not. The website is called The Pillar, and it's too conservative for the Post.

Leave it to liberal grifter Washington Post opinion columnist Jennifer Rubin to make a fool of herself by complaining that corporate America isn’t woke enough on voting rights.

Would you look at that? The creator of the “1619 Project,” that infernal New York Times piece that reframes America’s founding as being all about promoting slavery, is a fan of Communism and what Castro did to Cuba. Are we surprised? Well no, not really.

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

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy went toe-to-toe with Press Secretary Jen Psaki during Wednesday’s briefing, challenging her on the hypocrisy surrounding Texas Democrats fleeing the state over proposed voter integrity measures and the administration’s refusal to denounce the evils of communism that have ravaged the Cuban people for 62 years.

Here’s an easy test to see whether fact-checking websites can make any claim to be “independent” and nonpartisan in tone. Biden staffers claimed Republicans “defunded the police.” That’s a bald-faced lie.

On Friday, The Washington Post published a story headlined “TV news crews are increasingly threatened with violence on the job.” Nowhere in this story was any mention of the word “Antifa,” despite their repeated habit of attacking TV news crews.