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When border czar Tom Homan held a press conference to announce a drawdown of forces in Minnesota, he reported that during their surge, ICE agents “located 3,364 missing unaccompanied alien children, children that the last administration lost." It sounds like a success story. But try and find the network hosts and reporters focusing on missing children – you won’t find it.  It’s a zero.

USA Today did everything it could to make a Biden-era economic catastrophe out to be a Trumpian blooper. But as always with the lefty media, the devil’s in the details.

During Monday’s White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt rhetorically asked a relatively simple question of the mostly libera, elite media gathered before her concerning what’s transpired in Minneapolis this month: How would you like it if people followed you everywhere you went, screamed, blew whistles, and recorded your every move?

Apparently, the ignoramuses at USA Today thought it was brilliant strategy to whine that President Trump deposing a narco-terrorist dictator—who runs an oil-rich state and has been flooding America with deadly drugs—somehow means he's ignoring the economy.

MRC Bulldog Award winner Drew Holden is always assembling X threads of disturbing media framing. Right now, it's noticing that several "mainstream" media outlets are posting pieces showing an alarming degree of sympathy for Rahmanullah Lakwanal, the suspected shooter of two National Guard members in DC (one has died).

The article critiques the media's overuse of the term "pouncing" to describe Republicans exploiting Democratic scandals, like the one involving Jay Jones, a Democrat AG candidate in Virginia. The issue has sparked backlash, with Republicans like President Trump and Gov. Glenn Youngkin criticizing Jones and leveraging the scandal against the Democratic slate, particularly targeting Abigail…

Today, on an episode of USA Today's Connecting America podcast, hosted by Alisyn Camerota, Jim Rosenfield, and Dave Briggs, Media Research Center President Brent Bozell joined to discuss free speech and the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel's controversial monologue falsely linking Charlie Kirk’s shooter to the MAGA movement. The exchange grew heated, with the hosts — representing a clearly…

The liberal media are still driving the narrative of inflation under Trump. USA Today ran a splashy article at the top of its Money section on  Monday headlined "July 4th barbecues will see rise in costs." They highlighted hamburger...and eggs. Do a lot of barbecues have eggs on the menu?

Mohammed Sabry Soliman, armed with an improvised flamethrower and Molotov cocktails, attacked a group of peaceful Jews in Boulder, Colo., who were remembering the hostages taken from Israel by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023. At least one of Soliman’s victims was a Holocaust survivor.

President Biden has granted his first interview as president to a national newspaper – USA Today, with just days to go before his term ends. Naturally,  reporter Susan Page was as gentle as a family member. It was syrupy-soft, or soft as a baby butt. 

With no White House press briefing since October 30, Thursday’s briefing was the first since Tuesday’s general election and, with the massive red wave yielding a Trump presidency and possibly a Republican Congress, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced a room of reporters (ostensibly most being supporters) full of questions about the administration’s reaction to this thorough rebuke.

It is election day, and Google is still unrepentantly pushing leftist and legacy media on voters searching for the presidential race. 

Making his return Friday to Fox News @ Night, NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck sat on the show’s opening panel to analyze the state of the 2024 presidential race, noting the left’s “really desperate” to steer the election toward their preferred outcome by “shaming” minorities who’ve increasingly moved right.

The following are the most egregious examples of leftist journalists and celebrities eviscerating J.D. Vance while whipping up excitement for Tim Walz since the two VP candidates were nominated.