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On Thursday’s CBS Evening News and Friday’s CBS Mornings, correspondent Adam Yamaguchi revealed the network’s focus on rampant Medicare fraud in California’s hospice system has begun to bear fruit as local officials arrested nearly two dozen Thursday and the Trump administration banned the doctor at the center of one of Yamaguchi’s probes from filing claims.

The Elitist Media are known for hiding significant news that doesn’t align with their liberal agenda or generally naked Democrats look bad. Their ongoing omission of new allegations against U.S. Rep Eric Swalwell (D-CA) stands as the latest example.

Unlike CNN and MS NOW, Fox has given substantial coverage to the Trump administration's crackdown on Medicare fraud in California, where it is estimated that hundreds of billions of tax dollars have been stolen over the past several years due to lax oversight by the Democratic-controlled state.

While it’s certain to not always be the case, Sunday’s 60 Minutes offered a possible harbinger of things to come if editor-in-chief Bari Weiss is to turn CBS News into a network with journalism that appeals to all Americans. The episode including a lengthy piece blasting California’s high-speed rail boondoggle and then a closing minute from Christian evangelist Franklin Graham about…

On Tuesday’s CBS Mornings, CBS continued its commitment to actual, enterprise, public service journalism under editor-in-chief Bari Weiss that appeals to all Americans with part two of its CBS News Investigation into rampant fraud in dark blue California’s hospice system. Following on part one from March 10, correspondent Adam Yamaguchi chose to spotlight one doctor who submitted over…

California Democrats are panicking as a split vote in the open primary could leave them shut out of the governor’s race, with two Republicans now leading in polls. Despite frantic efforts and party infighting, no Democrat stands out, risking an unprecedented GOP win in the bluest state and threatening the party’s down-ballot prospects.

Politicians tax what we earn, regulate what we build and often decide what we can do with our bodies and our money.

I like to think I own myself. But politicians increasingly act as if they do. “People should not have power over other people’s lives,” says Timothy Sandefur, author of the book “You Don’t Own Me.” In my latest video, Sandefur challenges the attitude that “freedom belongs…

Today, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) voted to bar biological men from competing as women, beginning with the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. The major broadcast evening newscasts all omitted the story. PBS NewsHour picked it up, in a report containing a significant omission.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel resorted to what one can only hope was reverse psychology to dissuade Iran from striking the West Coast because if it wasn’t, then the only other explanation for his Wednesday monologue is that he really believes, “Donald Trump wants you to bomb us. For him that would be a win-win. He might even bomb us himself and blame it on you, okay?”

If CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss is going to succeed in turning the car around with decades of liberal bias and oversee an organization that does operate where over two-thirds of Americans operate, she will need more stories like this one from Tuesday’s CBS Mornings and CBS Evening News uncovering hospice fraud inside far-left California.

It’s best to scowl or laugh when someone suggests the media exist to offer us “the first draft of history” – especially when their ideological predispositions spur a refusal to acknowledge history. Take Supreme Court rulings. The ones that the media likes are often a “landmark decision.” But the ones they dislike can vanish

California Gov. Gavin Newsom joined ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday for what felt like preparation for a 2028 presidential bid. Both men denounced what they called “California Derangement Syndrome," and despite Newsom comparing himself to PolitiFact, Kimmel did not fact-check him when he told a pants-on-fire falsehood about California’s taxes.

Vice President of MRC Free Speech America Dan Schneider joined The Right View with Lara Trump Thursday night to deliver a high-stakes briefing on what he calls the "Super Bowl" of Big Tech litigation: a pair of landmark trials that could fundamentally rewrite the rules of the American internet.

Vice President of MRC Free Speech America Dan Schneider joined Fox & Friends First Thursday morning to deliver a sharp legal reality check on two of the biggest cases currently rocking the American justice system: the high-stakes war against Meta’s addictive algorithms and the Clintons’ long-awaited reckoning over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein.