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Spiking oil prices? Bad Trump! Falling oil prices? Er, also bad Trump! At least, that’s the double-edged sword logic NBC News is attempting to get readers to believe. Their headline read: “Oil prices may be starting to come down for a worrisome reason.”

On Tuesday’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough accused Israel of carrying out “random” strikes on civilians in Lebanon—while insisting, implausibly, that his framing was not a “leading question.” “The next question I ask is going to sound like a leading question. It is not a leading question,” Scarborough claimed, before proceeding to deliver exactly that.

Watching the media scurry all over cyberspace to explain away why their TDS-afflicted economic catastrophe forecasts aren’t panning out is like watching a flock of chickens running around with their heads cut off, still clucking about how the sky is falling. Well, the sky just delivered surprisingly tame producer price inflation on the month, despite the ongoing Iran War.

On Saturday evening’s The Weekend: Primetime, MS NOW gave Democratic Rep. Madeleine Dean free rein to unload an anti-Trump rant without a word of pushback. Dean called Trump a “madman,” urged his removal via the 25th Amendment, and suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had effectively maneuvered him into war with Iran. And throughout, she returned again and again to…

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta welcomed award-winning podcaster and fellow professional crazy person Jennifer Welch to his Wednesday YouTube show, and together they descended into madness. Acosta and Welch would attack various Republican Christians in the vilest of ways, comparing them to prostitutes and Iranian radicals. Meanwhile, Welch would also dive into anti-Semitism as she said it was…

For the last three weeks the late night comedy shows have relentlessly attacked President Trump amid the war in Iran, but on Monday, Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart went over the other half of the American-Israeli alliance in an interview with former Biden national security advisor Jake Sullivan on The Daily Show. Both men would also use Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to…

After speaking with President Donald Trump on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that his country will do whatever it takes to defend itself, regardless of any agreement the U.S. strikes with the terrorist Iranian regime.

HBO’s John Oliver and his Last Week Tonight audience found a recent AI-generated propaganda video from Iran’s Revayat-e Fath Institute alleging President Trump started the Iran War to distract from Epstein files to be quite amusing. Oliver also continued the media trend of claiming that the administration has badly misjudged the war despite its clear one-sidedness.

Someone should do a wellness check on The New York Times. Looks like its journos read the portents wrong — AGAIN — on another one of its apocalyptic prognostications on the economic consequences of President Donald Trump taking out the Islamist regime in Iran.

The latest inflation data for consumer prices in February effectively kneecapped all of the media fear porn over the Trump tariffs. So what does the media do? It’s very simple: We won’t admit we were wrong, but Trump’s war in Iran is sure to make prices go up now!

Like a good neighbor, The New York Times is there... to dump a bucket of ice water on your parade! The lefty newspaper is trying to whip out — get this — economics to lambast President Donald Trump and Israel’s historic military toppling of arguably the most murderous regime in the Middle East. 

Global business leader Hilary Fordwich, who won the praise of President Donald Trump for defending his foreign policy agenda, lambasted the growing anti-Semitic hatred against Israel being fomented by the world media.

The Bondi Beach massacre of Jews celebrating Hannukah resulted in two nasty blame-the-victim pieces, one in the far-left The Nation (no surprise, considering the author) and one in Time magazine, desperately blaming everyone else but the actual Islamic perpetrators of the murders. The Nation’s Dave Zirin, supposed “sports editor” of the far-left rag, spends much of…

In a ranked-choice poll of more than 1,000 PolitiFact readers, the highest-ranking claim chosen as the year’s most serious falsehood went to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s July assertion of "no starvation" in Gaza. In other words, the "Gaza Health…