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The coronavirus cases have risen recently (while the daily deaths have fallen) in the United States so who is to blame? The Washington Post points its finger at a number of groups while notably avoiding mention of one which gathered in the thousands recently without practicing social distancing.

Washington Post Magazine humorist Gene Weingarten turned very unfunny and wrote a poem about how mass streets protests during the pandemic is "reckless, incautious, unwise, and un-smart / And wonderful, bracing, and noble of heart." 

Should Washington Post correspondent Philip Bump be called Philip Bump on the Head? What would cause him to write an article this embarrassing? 

It’s not enough for the leftist climate activist elites to promote their climate agenda in Big Tech company policies alone. Now Amazon has decided to infuse its climate agenda into the naming of a stadium to shove it into sports fans’ faces.

A memo from Washington Post publisher Fred Ryan on Thursday stated the newspaper is going to add a dozen positions to "build a stronger culture of diversity and equity," including a "managing editor for diversity and inclusion" and a "national security writer" specializing in right-wing "domestic terrorism" and  white-nationalist extremist elements in the police and the military.

The intensity of feelings about race inside newsrooms is leading to surprising revelations. On Wednesday afternoon, The Washington Post reported that its own staunchly liberal political cartoonist Tom Toles allowed a woman to wear blackface at his 2018 Halloween party – mocking Megyn Kelly’s comments about children’s Halloween costumes – and then lied to people who were upset,…

On Morning Joe, Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson says "it’s hard to convince me that there’s not systemic racism in our policing" given that Dylann Roof, the white killer of nine people in a Charleston church, was taken alive, whereas Rayshard Brooks was killed in Atlanta in the course of his arrest in Atlanta

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Did you find the sight of Congressional Democrats kneeling while wearing kente-cloth stoles on Capitol Hill to be a cringe-worthy example of virtue signaling? Well, you are far from alone. Even many liberals shuddered at the sight including Doreen St. Félix of the very liberal New Yorker.

The Washington Post is promoting a new election-year tome from the "Fact Checker squad at the Post -- their chief Glenn Kessler and his lieutenants Salvador Rizzo and Meg Kelly. The title is Donald Trump and His Assault on Truth: The President's Falsehoods, Misleading Claims, and Flat-Out Lies.

On the 76th anniversary of D-Day, liberal journalists on Twitter "celebrated" the American landing in France by comparing our soldiers to....the violent radical "anti-fascist" movement Antifa. 

Listen up, Hollywood! The Washington Post’s Alyssa Rosenberg has a terrific idea for you: she wants you to “immediately halt production on cop shows and movies and rethink the stories [you tell] about policing in America.”

As soon as Antifa is back on the public’s radar for committing more violence, the media show up, right on cue to defend them. This…

Washington Post columnist George Will is just another pseudo-conservative pundit in the Bezos bubble, like Jennifer Rubin. Liberal outlets like CNN and NPR delighted in his column recommended Senate Republicans "must be routed" in November for their "Vichyite collaboration" with the apparent Nazi president of the United States. He also compared them to affection-starved dogs. What a…

Washington Post art critic Philip Kennicott launched another one of his Trump-dystopia jeremiads on Friday, turning the temporary outrage after the arrest of a CNN crew filming the Minneapolis riots into some sort of grand metaphor of George Orwell's 1984. cameras have caught police gunning down people of color, resting their body weight on their necks, choking them while…