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Friday’s Washington Post splashed a big headline on the front of the Style section with a picture of number-one Fox News host Tucker Carlson and the words “The bully pundit: Fox News host Tucker Carlson often launches attacks on journalists. And once he’s off the air, the zealots who follow him start lobbing hate tweets and death threats.”

On Wednesday, Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan had a column headlined "Bad news for journalists: The public doesn’t share our values." A new poll from the so-called Media Insight Project is "disturbing." The pull quote is “Only one of five core values touted by journalists also shares support of a majority of Americans.”

The New York Times and The Washington Post appeared to be tickled pink about the opportunity to advertise a statement signed by woke corporate America aiming to block voter ID laws across the country. The Post’s owner Jeff Bezos, who is also Amazon's CEO, also signed the statement.

On the latest NewsBusters Podcast, we discuss how cooperative reporters are helping President Biden redefine the concept of bipartisanship. Washington Post reporter Ashley Parker explained "the president and his aides have proffered a definition of bipartisanship untethered from Washington." Biden can jam through massive spending bills with only Democrat votes and it's still "…

America has been wrecked on the shoals of identity. Identity politics has been characterized casually as a form of tribalism: Americans grouping themselves according to biological or sexual characteristics, in opposition to other groups associated by biological or sexual characteristics. There is certainly truth to the idea that such tribalism has damaged America in extraordinary ways -- that…

In a bit so obvious that they couldn’t have denied it if they even tried, The Washington Post has spent the past week going into overdrive in favor of censorship and remove Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson from the air to the tune of at least 11 items over the past six days attacking the highly-influential primetime show.

Vice President Kamala Harris is not a controversial figure, not to The Washington Post. They've added a whole staff to champion "diversity and inclusion," and that's Kamala for you, line-dancing backward and forward. So we get stories like this gem from Jura Koncius: "Vice President Harris is making her mark on the Washington-area crochet scene." This story is so soft it seems un-Koncius, or…

A leftist Washington Post contributor played loose with the facts on guns in her attempt to convince readers to support banning “assault-style weapons.”

Over the weekend on The Sunday Show, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart devoted a segment to blaming "white supremacy" for recent high-profile cases of African Americans violently attacking Asian Americans, often times caught on video.

Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi wrote a piece on Wednesday that sounded congratulatory. It seems the Biden White House has established "message discipline" and prevented negative leaking from the staff. An anonymous White House reporter was summoned to call Biden’s White House “effectively a leakproof operation.” That made the headline inside the Style section.

On Wednesday night, MSNBC displayed the leftist media's denial of reality as MSNBC contributor Eugene Robinson insisted that Georgia's new voting law is a "total verbatim repeat" of the "Jim Crow" era even after such hyperbole has been thoroughly debunked.

The Washington Post pulled their archives from the Nexis database last year. So it took careful day-by-day attention since Saturday to answer the question: How aggressively did the Post cover the inconvenient truth that Capitol Police killer Noah Green was a "Follower of Farrakhan"? The answer is they tried to bury that angle. 

The world’s richest man and liberal Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos broke his silence to advocate for President Joe Biden’s plan to hike the corporate tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent.

Monday’s White House press briefing picked up on many of Friday’s themes, including the Biden administration’s lies about Georgia’s voter law and their pressuring of MLB to move the All-Star Game out of Atlanta. Fox News’s Peter Doocy repeatedly hammered Press Secretary Jen Psaki with questions about Georgia, Biden’s falsehoods, and The Masters plus the separate issue of illegal immigration.…