To say the least, this announcement from CBS is considerable.
Which is: Come May, CBS News Radio will cease to exist.
Over there at the network’s web site it still says this:…
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As the military uses up expensive weapons in the war with Iran, it naturally seeks to replenish them. However, CNN’s Saturday host of First of All, Victor Blackwell, suggested that the money being…
On Friday’s CNN This Morning, Democratic panelist Maria Cardona treated $200 billion in Iran war spending as excessive—echoing the party’s familiar…
PBS News Hour anchor William Brangham and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart tried on Friday to cast doubt on President Trump’s proclamations of military success. However, to do that, they had to…
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof is a case study in liberal media hypocrisy regarding intervention in the Middle East. His opinions on the Iraq War (led by Republican president George W.…
Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer has repeatedly claimed that the SAVE America Act that makes voter ID mandatory is "Jim Crow 2.0." PolitiFact…
Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell joined Fox Business Network’s Jackie DeAngelis and Brian Brengberg, hosts of The Bottom Line, on Friday, to talk about his letter to the Federal…
Following the first round of layoffs back on September 29, CBS News’s parent company Paramount Skydance instituted its second set of rumored cuts…
Apple News’s bias against right-leaning media outlets has become more and more evident — and MRC studies suggest that this may be by design, prompting MRC President David Bozell to call for a…
The iconic phrase “separation of Church and State” doesn’t mean what most people think it does, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) explained Thursday at the Catholic National Prayer Breakfast in…
Don’t fall for the propaganda. Iran is not holding its own in this conflict. It is being systematically dismantled.
One by one, the senior figures of the Islamic Republic have been…
Thursday’s CBS Evening News featured a preview of an upcoming interview on Sunday’s Face the Nation in which host Margaret Brennan — whom one could…
The media’s love for Republicans who become Democrats is not confined to the Trump era. Before the Trump era there was former GOP senator-turned Obama Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, and he joined…
On Saturday's The Weekend: Primetime, MS NOW co-host Catherine Rampell made a stunning admission, recalling that 90 percent of the anti-Semitic hate mail she receives comes from the left. This…
Despite claims by Democrats that Republicans’ SAVE Act requiring a photo ID to vote is “Jim Crow 2.0” and would disenfranchise Black voters, results of a new CBS News poll reveal that it would…
On Thursday, Temple Israel released searing, never-before-seen images of the destruction inside their West Bloomfield, Michigan complex from the…
MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell suffered a major meltdown as he kicked off Thursday’s episode of The Last Word by condemning Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s plea to Americans that they pray “on…
The current conflict between the U.S. and Iran had provided ABC co-host Sunny Hostin ample opportunity to be able express her deep-seat anti-…
After Wednesday morning testimony from DHS secretary nominee Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK), CNN journalist Dana Bash, host of Inside Politics,…
Apparently the most important positive outcome from the war with Iran is that it has the potential to reduce the world’s reliance on fossil fuels according to Gaia’s acolytes at Reuters, not…
It should be obvious that the reason why the Pentagon is asking for $200 billion amid the war in Iran is to replenish its munition stockpiles after expending several air-defense interceptor…
CNN’s Brian Stelter exemplifies the media pattern of constantly claiming Donald Trump is an existential threat to democracy that must be curbed. The…
Sunday's Oscars telecast on ABC declined in the ratings again as the comedians -- both host Conan O'Brien and presenter Jimmy Kimmel -- drowned the…
PBS News Hour’s “Art in Action” is an occasional series dedicated to “exploring the intersection of art and democracy” as part of the paper’s larger arts coverage. It’s aired some three dozen…
At the height of the energy crisis in the 1970s, when oil prices more than sextupled, The Economist magazine showed a map of the Persian Gulf on its…