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With all do respect to delicate, pearl-clutching matrons, why are so many of them attracted to writing about sports? Check out The Washington Post’s Barry Svrluga and his more-in-sorrow scolding of L.A. Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner for celebrating his world series win with the team. (And Svrluga isn't the only one.)

Halloween is just around the corner. You can tell because The Washington Post is printing spooky stories to terrify its nice progressive readers. This one has all the classic horror ingredients: Christians, patriots, and [shudder] Donald Trump himself!

During President Donald Trump's Wednesday Town Hall, host Eric Bolling indicated that NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre submitted a video with a question about how pro sports can present anti-racism messaging without alienating fans. The Washington Post's Des Bieler used this story as an opportunity to justify the social justice activism that's pushing fans away from sports.…

Even a dire cancer update isn’t enough for the liberal Washington Post to lay off trashing Rush Limbaugh. The paper on Wednesday highlighted hateful left-wing attacks on the “bigoted” “trash bin.” Writer Marisa Iati also regurgitated old controversies from “one of the most polarizing figures in radio.” 

Now they’ve done it. In the category of playing it too cute by half, Facebook and Twitter, both of which made a point of silencing The New York Post bombshell about e-mails from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop, have now opened themselves to a blunt charge of violating campaign contribution laws.

With the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) antitrust lawsuit against Google still pending, it appears as though some state attorneys general may be taking matters into their own hands. Several states are now planning to open their own antitrust investigations into Google. The states of Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska and New York are reportedly planning to release a joint statement explaining that they…

Integrity is apparently a myth with the journalists at NBC News. The network’s insufferable Business Correspondent Stephanie Ruhle was just exposed for filming promotional videos for a bank she covers. 

The Washington Post story on Hunter Biden on Thursday fulminated more about Rudy Giuliani for his role in the New York Post stories. There are 14 references to Giuliani, and only five uses of "Hunter Biden." They did everything they could to pour skepticism all over this story. 

Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin is terrified. Actually, strike that. Rubin is now into utter, full-blown hysteria. "Do we even need the Republican Party?” she wails. Then Fox News headlines her next bout with hysteria. 

Facebook has continued to change its rules about Election Day ads. Now, the platform plans to restrict all political ads as soon as the polls close. The platform reportedly “now plans to prohibit all political and issue-based advertising after the polls close on Nov. 3 for an undetermined length of time,” …