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The New York Times is once again drumming up a familiar bit of climate agitprop: Everybody run for your lives!

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined David Webb on SiriusXMPatriot Tuesday morning to call out the New York Times for its hypocrisy in a front-page page piece slamming President Trump for alleged attempts to silence free speech.

Last week The Bulwark’s Sarah Longwell went on MS NOW's Morning Joe to promote her book, which calls for an end to the Trump era, and she claimed the “problem” that needed to be solved to end “this era of MAGA politics” was Trump voters. Monday on CNN's Inside Politics, Host Dana Bash prompted Longwell her to talk about what she has labeled the "Republican triangle of doom".

Former Trump attorney-turned professional anti-Trump conspiracy theorist Ty Cobb returned to CNN’s Erin Burnett OutFront on Monday to once again raise the possibility that Republicans will simply steal the midterm elections by refusing to give up power if they lose. While there were no Nazi insults this time, Burnett and Cobb were still forced to retreat to the world of the wildly hypothetical…

The Elitist Media appear to have launched a campaign in support of creating regulatory capture for the artificial intelligence industry, driven mostly by echoing hysterical fears of an AI Apocalypse. ABC and NBC’s evening newscasts took this approach to the consensus top story, while CBS took a more nuanced approach and allowed viewers to decide for themselves.

On Sunday, after changes to 60 Minutes by new CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, which was paired with liberal fears over the show becoming pro-Trump, the first stories of the newest season of the supposed new-look show still continued to showcase the program’s liberal bias. The opening story of the season focused on the rescue mission of U.S. fighter pilots during the Iran War, but…

There’s no denying that the U.S. has a massive $40 trillion debt problem. But the degree to which CNN actually treats it for the existential issue that it is only depends on which administration is in the White House.

A CNN This Morning segment today was built around President Trump’s $5,000 “Trump dividend” — the promise the Wall Street Journal editorial board branded “a $5,000 bridge to sell you” and “a classic in vote-buying political cynicism.” Cornish needed a Democratic answer. She found Sen. Jon Ossoff at an Athens rally: “Last week, the broken old man threw a two day party in Texas while it cost…

After a summer of laying low due to various allegations, some of which stemmed from his close relationship with disgraced former U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell, Arizona Senator returned to the Elitist Media Sunday shows- namely, CNN’s State of the Union. And host Jake Tapper made sure to keep Gallego as comfortable as possible.

The New York Times on Sunday published a front-page editorial – “News Analysis” – headlined “A Sweeping Effort To Stifle Free Speech.”

Appearing as a guest on the first episode of The Assignment with Antonia Hylton on Saturday, MS NOW contributor Eddie Glaude declared that Vice President J.D. Vance may be "tired of being called racist," but that he is "not tired of being racist."

The woke staff of USA Today published top-of-front-page articles on Wednesday and Thursday critical of the Trump administration’s restrictive immigration policies. The hotter take was the top-left story on Thursday, headlined “Texas mom’s ICE map takes off.” Laura Berlin's database is titled "Who Is Profiting From ICE?"

Netflix’s dramedy Survival of the Thickest was unfortunately given a third season which, not surprisingly, featured jabs at conservatives like Nicki Minaj, Trump, and Vance, even claiming the latter two stole the election (the 2024 one). On a positive note, however, there was a storyline that depicted the humanity of an unborn child as well as the immense grief a mother faces when she loses…

As Americans gather to mark the 25th year since the 9/11 attacks, the American media’s coverage of this horrific event from a full quarter of a century ago is front and center, as it should be.