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On Tuesday afternoon, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt came locked and loaded to take on the America Last liberal media and blasted many of them for seeming to be rooting for President Trump to fail in not only bringing down crime in Washington D.C. by federalizing the police and bringing in National Guard troops, but also his moves to bring peace in eastern Europe by ending the…

CNN’s Laura Coates welcomed Prof. Michael Eric Dyson to her Tuesday show to react to a Truth Social post from President Trump lamenting current content at Smithsonian museums. According to Dyson, Trump’s desired changes put him in the same category of leader as Benito Mussolini.

Former CNN host Jim Acosta simply can’t quit the melodramatic ramblings that made him famous. On his Monday Substack podcast, Acosta claimed that Washington, D.C. now lives under occupation, and its residents are showing “bravery and courage” in resisting.

With President Trump doing substantial heavy lifting in the past few days, there is finally movement towards a peaceful resolution of the Russia-Ukraine war. In the absence of things to spin negatively, some in legacy media are left conjuring up old insinuations of inappropriate closeness between world leaders.

On last night’s CBS Evening News, a bias by omission twofer via Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane. In addition to airing citations of the well-debunked D.C. crime statistics MacFarlane omitted key details of an arrest in Northwest D.C., all in service of furthering narratives adversarial to the federal takeover of D.C. police.

New York Times reporters Jess Bidgood and Lisa Lerer went to great lengths to undermine President Trump’s possibly successful effort to use National Guard troops to cut crime in our nation’s capital in “Trump Wants to Fight Democrats on Crime. They’re Treading Cautiously." The 1,600-word piece in Tuesday’s edition assumed crime was a declining problem in big cities and that Trump was…

Before CBS decided to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel was pessimistic about the future of the late night comedy show. Now that Colbert has been cancelled, Kimmel is singing a different tune in order to advance the narrative that Colbert’s cancellation had something to do with President Trump and that, actually, the state of late night is quite strong.

The late professor Ted J. Smith accused the liberal networks of an “omnidirectional bias,” of granting negative coverage to Republicans regardless of where the winds blow, or the facts land. Nothing can go right or deserve praise. That goes double for President Trump over his talks with Russia and Ukraine.

The only thing worse than well-considered liberal bias is immediately-posted liberal bias. In their "live fact checking," PolitiFact demonstrates it's just trash-talking Trump like any MSNBC liberal and calling it a "fact check."

Friday’s PBS News Hour picked the most partisan voice imaginable to make its knee-jerk anti-Trump case against the president’s executive order to prevent crime in D.C.: Marc Elias, a partisan Democrat lawyer and MSNBC personality who worked for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, spreading conspiracy theories about Trump being in collusion with Russia. Co-host Geoff Bennett opened the…

In a follow up to his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week, President Trump sat down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other European and NATO leaders on Monday in hopes of striking a peace deal. But according to some CNN journalists and experts, during CNN News Central, Trump was actually working on behalf of Putin and Russia, acting like their…

Since the beginning, the liberal media decried every move President Trump made on the world stage as an act that disgraced the country, attacked global institutions, and lowered trust in America among other countries. But, on CBS News Sunday Morning, far-left network anchor John Dickerson whined that Trump didn’t do something that would have certain done all of that: arrest Russian…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough expresses surprising support for President Trump in his handling of the Ukraine-Russia potential peace deal. But—Joe being Joe—he also manages to work in a Muy Macho moment.

Following repeated demonstrations of Google News tab and general search bias, the search giant rolled out a feature to let users pick their own sources. Spoiler: It appears to be window dressing for the same old agenda.