Joe Biden

Thursday’s CNN Primetime did what the broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC wouldn’t do on their flagship morning and evening news shows by diving into Wednesday’s infamous photo of President Biden holding a notecard with a Los Angeles Times reporter’s name, picture, and a version of a question she’d ask during a press conference with the South Korean president.

On Thursday, Americans awoke to yet another sign our economy is barreling toward a recession caused by reckless government spending and 40-year-high inflation as the U.S. Commerce Department reported that the U.S. economy grew at a pathetic 1.1 percent in the first quarter of 2023. This is well below the two percent growth economists were expecting, and a far cry from the 2.6 percent GDP…

Thursday’s White House press briefing featured an embarrassing performance by the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as she tried to defend and explain away an infamous photo captured of President Biden holding a card Wednesday afternoon with the name of a reporter he called on (Courtney Subramanian of the Los Angeles Times) and a typed-out question that was close to the…

MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell found a new and even sillier reason to label Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis “controversial” on her Thursday show: he dared to disagree with President Biden’s assessment of Israelis Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed court reforms while he was visiting the country.

Soft-soapy CNN White House reporter Arlette Saenz -- the anti-Acosta -- was making lame excuses on Thursday morning for a photo that demonstrated President Biden seemed to have fore-knowledge of his first press conference question from the Los Angeles Times. 

Leave it to the propagandists at The New York Times to try to sprinkle some sugar over an anemic GDP report.

Tuesday's PBS NewsHour displayed a stark partisan contrast in coverage. It began with eleven minutes of promotional coverage of Biden's re-election announcement, with no mention of Hunter Biden. They then followed with eight minutes of negative coverage about the civil rape trial of Donald Trump as alleged by journalist E. Jean Carroll.

Late Wednesday afternoon, The New York Post was the first to report on a photo taken by an AFP photojournalist which appeared to show the 80-year-old President Joe Biden had advanced knowledge of at least one reporter's question (LA Times reporter Courtney Subramanian) during Wednesday's joint press conference with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. The photo quickly spread online…

As a result of taking two weeks off in the middle of the month, NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers missed Rep. Katie Porter’s initial book tour/Senate campaign announcement. To remedy this, Porter stopped by for Tuesday’s show where the duo piled on Tucker Carlson, hyped Biden 2024, and lamented that the Senate’s “arcane” rules are making life difficult for Democrats.

President Biden launched his re-election campaign with the bizarre notion that he and the Democrats are the guardians of freedom and democracy…and by extension, the Republicans are anti-democratic authoritarians.

Continuing on what appears to be the beginning of a trend in the liberal media, on Tuesday, CNN Tonight fretted openly about the serious liability that President Joe Biden's age poses after he announced his candidacy for reelection in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. Of course, this concern doesn't come from their duty as members of the media to hold those in power…

On Tuesday, Americans received an answer to one of the biggest sources of speculation in American politics over the past few months: will President Joe Biden run for reelection given his advanced age and apparent cognitive decline? The answer is yes. Late Tuesday evening, CBS Evening News & NBC Nightly News surprisingly noted the concerns many voters had regarding Biden’s…

WASHINGTON -- Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s suave minister of foreign affairs, was recently asked by one of Russia’s ubiquitous billionaires: whom does President Vladimir Putin seek advice from on the Ukraine war? He responded that Putin has only three advisers, though they are renowned. They are Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great and Catherine the Great. By the way, how did Russia amass so many…

In a nearly 1,800-word piece posted Thursday afternoon at The New York Times website (but buried on A-16 of Saturday’s print edition), longtime White House reporter Michael Shear blasted the Biden administration for having “protect[ed]” the President through his first two years in office with only 54 interviews and the fewest press conferences in his first two years since Richard…