The media made their fair share of nasty comments and skewed remarks in 2021, but there were also instances where reporters (or entire networks) deliberately misled their audiences. Below is the…
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On Sunday, The Blaze’s Weekend Editor Chris Enloe reported that “The Dallas Morning News was sharply criticized after amplifying a tabloid-like story about the 13-year-old daughter of Sen. Ted…
Suddenly so forgiving, that Joe Scarborough!
On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough admitted that last week, he felt the Biden administration had "terribly botched" things "as far as […
The Washington Post touts itself as the activists who live by the maxim Democracy Dies in Darkness. But in reality, when it comes to issue like climate change, the Left doesn’t trust Democracy to…
Bad news, folks: Times columnist Linda Greenhouse finds today’s conservative-leaning Supreme Court severely disappointing. But even a liberal law professor thinks she’s going a bit overboard with…
The CBS crime drama The Equalizer pushed open borders and vilified U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) this week in an episode riddled with tired Hollywood clichés about…
Funding for faith-based groups increased in record numbers in 2021.
PitchBook Data said funding for religious apps, primarily Christian, went from $6.1 million in 2016 to $175.3 million in…
Podcaster Joe Rogan announced that he is joining GETTR, a new social media platform.
GETTR was founded by Jason Miller, who was an advisor to former President Donald Trump. The platform…
2022 is the Biden Administration’s first (and maybe only?) midterm election year The result of which will ultimately decide the fate of the rest of the Democratic Party’s agenda. Knowing this, ABC…
Media company Grabien was reportedly suspended on Twitter after it posted a quote from a congressman.
Grabien shared comments from Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) about COVID-19 treatments.
…The leftists at the New York Times Book Review aren't as shameless as The Washington Post in using their "Notable Books" of the year list to promote books by their own staff. There was only one in…
That's not Jonathan Capehart having a cold/flu/COVID moment in the screencap. It's the MSNBC host, who's also a Washington Post editorial board member, getting verklempt on his show this morning…
CNN’s Brian Stelter decided not to start the first episode of so-called “Reliable Sources'' of 2022 on a good note. Instead, Stelter continued to rehash the same tired ad hominem attacks he…
On Thursday's The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC, fill-in host Ayman Mohyeldin devoted a segment to pushing for President Joe Biden to target the fossil fuel industry without the approval of Congress…
With the one-year anniversary of the January 6 Capitol riots approaching, This Week spent approximately half their show obsessing on the topic. During their “Powerhouse Roundtable” guest and…
Twitter has permanently suspended one of the verified personal account of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).
According to CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan, Twitter said @mtgreenee was "permanently…
With Week 17 in the NFL season under way, let's take the opportunity to point and laugh at the nutty professor who went on a Twitter rant on Tuesday against beloved NFL coach-turned-broadcaster…
After weeks of being unable to find a sponsor due to his name becoming part of the viral "Let's Go Brandon" meme, NASCAR driver Brandon Brown decided to fight back against the corporate nervous…
Frequent consumers of news may be aware of Gallup's annual poll measuring the "most admired man" in America which is typically announced a few days before New Year's.
The poll was done…
As you'll see in the screencap, Tiffany Cross was sipping a New Year's champagne cocktail on her MSNBC show this morning. Perhaps she should have used it to wash down a Prozac. Or two.
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Two writers at the Wall Street Journal argue that more states should ban private funding for elections.
Tarren Bragdon and Joe Horvath, CEO and state government affairs director at the…
To borrow from the late President Gerald Ford, the state of the media as 2022 opens is not good.
Recall that Ford was happily sailing along politically in 1973 as the House Republican…
On NPR's last All Things Considered "newscast" of 2021, they considered "A look back at attacks on voting rights in 2021 — and what could be next." These "attacks" are by Republicans, and the…
Faith-based movies are hardly catnip for modern movie critics, and the filmmakers in question are partly to blame.
The genre, relatively new in Hollywood, began with passion, energy and…
Happy New Year, NewsBusters readers. It is now officially 2022 and big things are ahead for the country. Given the bad polling for Democrats, as well…