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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.

While their evening counterparts were nowhere to be seen on Monday night, ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Today followed through early Tuesday in celebrating Texas Democrats returning to the Lone Star State, painting them as conquering heroes for (temporarily) halting the GOP-proposed congressional maps and trumpeting their latest demand for attention.

When Chuck Todd used to be the political director and host of Meet the Press for NBC News and MSNBC, his love of sports would often creep in. Now that he had his own podcast, he could talk about it more freely. So when he had Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports Radio on Monday’s show, Todd seemed a little surprised when his guest expressed strong skepticism and mistrust of “the media.”…

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.

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 Monday morning, MSNBC and new parent company Versant — consisting of seven cable channels being spun off by Comcast’s NBCUniversal — announced after what must have been pallets of cash spent on consultants that they would change their name later this year to MS NOW, an acronym for My Source for News Opinion World. So, no, it won’t be MSDNC.

HBO’s Bill Maher can seem like the most reasonable of the bunch of the liberal late night comedians because he is willing to ridicule the excesses of the left, but in mocking DOGE staffer Edward “Big Balls” Coristine on Friday’s Real Time for being assaulted, he crossed a line that even the others have dared not cross.

Amazon’s track record with conservative art is sketchy, at best.

One time-tested way to examine media bias is to see if the media label any indicted Democrat official as a Democrat. But with President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., highlighting blue city mismanagement, over ABC, CBS, and NBC’s Friday evening and Saturday morning shows, only CBS passed the test of identifying New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell as a Democrat, and…

New York Times columnist David Brooks may have officially lost it. On Friday’s PBS News Hour, Brooks reached back over 100 years into the time machine to pull out an analogy that says what President Trump and Texas are doing on redistricting is the equivalent of the German use of mustard gas in World War I.

Appearing as a guest on MSNBC Reports Thursday afternoon, MSNBC weekend anchor Jonathan Capehart compared school fears of immigration agents to fear of school shootings. He went on to claim that immigration agents are "snatching people up off the streets whether they are citizens or not without a care, it seems, for due process or the rule of law."

Former Washington Post colleagues Glenn Kessler and Jen Rubin reunited on August 4 on Rubin’s The Contrarian podcast to discuss Kessler’s departure from the Post’s Fact Checker page. During their conversation, Kessler would unleash three headscratchers: that he fact-checked Republicans more because they are in power, a historically incorrect warning about going back…