Public Broadcasting

After the horrific shooting murder of three children and three adults at a Christian school in Nashville on Monday, public broadcasting and the New York Times joined the rest of the press in emphasizing the real crime: Misgendering the shooter, “trans man” Audrey Hale, who was stopped and killed by the brave officers who arrived at the scene -- a woman who identified as a man. On…

The PBS NewsHour has an undeserved reputation as "straight news," or boring news. But a new MRC study of four months of the show's guests found a dramatic tilt to the Left -- 126 liberals/Democrats to 34 conservatives/Republicans. Clay Waters joins the show to explain his findings, and how PBS can sound a lot like MSNBC.

NPR health reporter Selena Simmons-Duffin ran down America on Monday's Morning Edition under the online headline “'Live free and die?' The sad state of U.S. life expectancy.”

The Left is in an uproar. Parents opposed to their indoctrinating ways are forming a resistance movement. One uproar is over books – assigned books in the classroom and available books in the school library. Disagree with the content of the books? You’re for “book bans.” The leftist press makes it sound like you’re banning books entirely from public view.

PBS, established in 1969, has an outdated reputation for delivering a polite, objective take on the news of the day, exemplified by its flagship evening news program, now called the PBS NewsHour. But a new Media Research Center study deflates that outdated assumption, tracking and labeling every guest that appeared on the NewsHour over a four-month period, November 2022…

Thursday’s edition of Amanpour & Co., which appears on PBS, went wild in defense of radical transgenderism, comparing American anti-trans bills to truly insidious legislation in dictatorships. Host Christiane Amanpour set the table with an ignorant international comparison of supposed female/LGBTQ repression, before letting the show guest talk about the "anti-trans hate machine"…

One obvious current demonstration of the media's red-hot refusal to acknowledge reality and science is "transgender rights." In fact, the media are engaged in a red-hot refusal to provide half of a debate to reality. Taxpayer-backed National Public Radio is staunchly one-sided against two genders, as it showed in this hot tweet on Friday claiming the scientific evidence is "limited" that men…

The latest PBS American Masters documentary profiled the face of COVID in America, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who was director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for decades and came into attention during the AIDS crisis, and especially during COVID. The tone is of a tireless St. Fauci bringing hard truths down the mountain to ungrateful conservatives. Yet left-wing…

Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart obsessively used the words “target” and “targeting” when describing GOP efforts to advance parental rights in education on Friday’s PBS NewsHour, claiming the whole thing is just a cover for going after “trans kids.”

PBS celebrated the return of the ancient “October Surprise” election conspiracy theory -- the unsubstantiated rumor that Ronald Reagan’s 1980 presidential campaign, led by William Casey, delayed the release of the 52 American hostages in Iran in order to win election over Democrat Jimmy Carter. The original version was advanced by former Carter aide Gary Sick before being discredited…

Fox News host Tucker Carlson opened his popular show Tucker Carlson Tonight by ridiculing National Public Radio (NPR) for their clownish new double standard on the Second Amendment rights of Americans. Apparently, only the LGBTQ alphabet mob is permitted to own firearms, according to U.S. state media outlet. Carlson called them out using sarcastic humor and ridicule in a way only he…

Hunger in America: It’s an old piece of liberal mythology, but with the Biden White House finally ending the COVID pandemic emergency, it’s become a hot topic again, with journalists sounding the alarm over reducing the pandemic-driven increases in federal food assistance back to pre-pandemic levels, calling up the spectre of starvation in the richest country on earth. The New York Times…