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With Erica Hill subbing for Audie Cornish, CNN This Morning continues to downplay Islamic terrorism against Christians in Nigeria. Hill repeatedly claimed that the "data" don't support the view that Christians are disproportionately targeted. And as seen in the screencap, CNN put in quotes the "slaughter" of Christians. Hill also took a snide shot at President Trump, saying he is "…

It was a rough year for the late night comedy business. One show was cancelled, it was announced another will be cancelled next year, and another was suspended for spouting off about conspiracy theories related to Charlie Kirk’s assassin. Add all that to the regular program of liberal politicking, and you get the top (bottom?) ten moments from late night 2025.

“Crime in the U.S. fell in 2025. Will the trend continue?” ran on the Christmas Eve edition of National Public Radio’s Morning Edition. But after months of coverage bashing President Trump for sending troops into cities to fight crime (i.e. “Do Trump's D.C. moves echo an authoritarian playbook?”) Trump gets no credit in reporter Meg Anderson’s good-news story about an…

Bitter old Katie Couric wanted to blame Charlie Kirk's death on his own words. 

On the night of Christmas -- as millions of American Christians celebrated the birth of a savior to a troubled mother -- the PBS News Hour thought it was a tremendous occasion to for a one-sided discussion about...abortion. The godless tone-deafness was something to behold. 

This past Tuesday, ten days after the December 13th shooting at Brown University, and on the same day that Brown placed its' Police Chief Rodney Chatman on administrative leave, and the U.S. Department of Education announced an investigation into safety procedures at Brown, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley was interviewed on CNN, and was tossed softballs on the latest developments.

A blog critiques New York magazine writer Margaret Hartmann's belief in a dubious letter allegedly sent by Jeffrey Epstein to Larry Nassar, implicating President Trump. Despite evidence suggesting the letter is fake, Hartmann's desperate hope for its authenticity prompts a humorous "Dumb and Dumber" comparison. Official sources, including the DOJ and media analyses, debunk the letter, yet…

This past November President Trump instructed the Pentagon to, "prepare for possible action in Nigeria", saying the U.S. could go in "guns-a-blazing" and halt aid if the government there "continues to allow the killing of Christians." He also refused to rule out…

For politicians, scandal and controversy can be bad. But becoming the object of ridicule can be even more devastating. So if Kamala Harris happens to read these words, we'd advise her NOT to watch CNN's 7 am Christmas Day hour. What she'd find under the tree will be something worse than a lump of coal. It will be a steaming pile of . . . ridicule. It's almost 2026, so why not a horse race…

The leftists inside CBS News clearly despise new Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss, who threatens to add troublesome balance to their “news.” The war erupted when Weiss delayed the latest 60 Minutes hit piece on Team Trump deporting Venezuelans into a "notorious" Salvadoran prison. Delaying it is a “crisis,” the Trump-haters screamed, a “death knell for democracy.”

Kathy Griffin has a bizarre idea of who is a "professional Nazi." Ditto for Robert De Niro.

Hunter Biden is a shameless liar. It’s just as true today as it was in the midst of his binges on crack and hookers. The Daily Caller reports that Hunter went on “The Shawn Ryan Podcast” to unload more whoppers, and no lie was more shameless than this: “What I can tell you about the laptop is that there is no laptop. That’s bulls--t.” Ryan replied, “There was no f--king laptop?”

President Trump is overturning and disrespecting traditions pell-mell, an unparalleled rampage through the great American institutions. Or so says the PBS News Hour. On Tuesday, reporter William Brangham served as guest anchor to cover Trump adding his name to the Kennedy Center, and brought on an insufficiently identified left-wing presidential historian to flay the president.

On Tuesday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio upset European socialists by announcing he would “bar leading figures of the global censorship-industrial complex from entering the United States.” The New York Times provided an unintentionally laughable headline on Christmas Eve: "They Seek to Curb Online Hate. The U.S. Accuses Them of Censorship."