Over in “Books, Music, and Drama,” the Pulitzer Prize for History went to far-left pundit Jill Lepore for her book complaining about the Constitution as archaic and too difficult to radically change. The Pulitzer committee gushed it was “a lively and engaging narrative that https://t.co/tnQkH15PFq

The left’s other favorite target — Israel — was also featured in winning Pulitzer Prize entries with a New York Times photography taking home the “Breaking News Photography” award “for his haunting, sensitive series showing the devastation and starvation in Gaza resulting from https://t.co/PJBDcA4R2Y

Even the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting was about bashing Trump as the AP won “for an astonishing global investigation into the state of the art tools of mass surveillance created in Silicon Valley, advanced in China and spreading worldwide before returning to America https://t.co/qTqWKqbKF7

And the “Public Service” @PulitzerPrizes went to “the Washington Post for piercing the veil of secrecy around the Trump administration’s chaotic overhaul of federal agencies and chronicling in rich detail the human impacts of the cuts and the consequences for the country.” https://t.co/VWfi9HzqQD

For “Local Reporting,” the @PulitzerPrizes awarded to the “staff of Chicago Tribune for its powerful coverage of the Trump administration’s militarized immigration sweep of the city that described, in vivid muscular prose, how the siege-like incursion of ICE agents unified https://t.co/avuI6Aw6Ko

Lots of left-wing journalism won in @PulitzerPrizes announced this afternoon. “Investigative Reporting” went to the @NYTimes “for deeply reported stories that exposed how President Trump has shattered constraints on conflicts of interest and exploited the moneymaking https://t.co/E1NZSfTgEm

Pulitzer Prize administrator Marjorie Miller: “Unfortunately, [demanding a free and independent press] bears repeating now as media access to the White House and Pentagon is restricted. Free speech is challenged in the streets, and the President of the United States has filed https://t.co/H3xI8srWwg

Pulitzer Prize administrator Marjorie Miller: “This is always a day of celebration in our communities, but perhaps never more so than today as we face tremendous political and economic pressures. In light of these, let me begin by saying we shouldn’t have to say: ‘The Pulitzer https://t.co/aj9tUB5ib9

Now the @nytimes podcaster Lulu Garcia-Navarro finds Tucker absolutely fascinating, since they looooove the idea of breaking 'MAGA' into tiny little pieces. Tell us more about how you disagreed with Trump on many phone calls! https://t.co/g8wY4MtyVL

@CurtisHouck @theMRC Still riding high from winning it two years ago! Quite the honor! https://t.co/sWOIrttEyO

TOMORROW: @TheMRC will be releasing the fifth annual Bulldog Award winners, spotlighting the best in conservative media across five categories: Columnist, Investigative Journalism, Podcast, Radio Host, Reporter, Social Media Personality, and Lifetime Achievement. Any guesses?

The Sunday shows have avoided talking about Graham Platner like the plague. Tapper breaks the ice- not in a panel discussion or standalone segment on State of the Union, but in a brief question to former Rep. Barney Frank. https://t.co/VCLQ0C3W8K

Trump-deranged ABC News joins in the whitewashing of Cuba's communist dictatorship ahead of a potential action from by United States. Garbage was rotting along crumbling Havana streets well before the oil embargo. https://t.co/oA8gzEA64p

First, Jake Tapper asked Jeanine Pirro about Tucker suggesting Trump is the Antichrist. She wasn't biting. Then he did special pleading for Jonah Goldberg, who said "Antichrist" is more incendiary than James Comey's "86 47." We can agree "Antichrist" is bigger than the usual https://t.co/dhGn9jvlay

BROADCAST BIAS: Media had Omar’s number, she didn’t have WWII’s. Journalists didn’t care https://t.co/tQ8kYX6wVB #FoxNews

On "Table for Five," CNN host Abby Phillip heads right for the Horror Movie take on the racial gerrymandering: "If you are a person of color in the South, they may ERADICATE virtually all political representation for you in some of those states. That’s an extraordinary thing.” https://t.co/PPhsDi7aWW

CBS's Vladimir Duthiers and actor/director Andy Serkis hype changing George Orwell's "Animal Farm" into a warning about capitalism instead of communism/Stalinism. Duthiers asks, "Within the film you have an essence of corporate greed and modern capitalism, a railing against https://t.co/N3DUPFCq6g

Later, with no evidence, Capehart also suggested the Supreme Court is dragging the country back to the way it was prior to 1965, "for Justice Alito to focus on the elections of 2008 and 2012, when there was a black man on the ballot, to say that racial disparities are no longer a https://t.co/tlT9w8RzSh

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart had a rough night on PBS last night. First, he didn't appreciate David Brooks pointing out progressives are more likely to support violence than conservatives, "I'm not going to just let the comment that, you know, progressives, you know, more than https://t.co/9vt9SlFklh

PBS @NewsHour gave 70 seconds to May Day protests around the globe. No ideological labels -- even though you can see the Hammer & Sickle in Spain. In the USA, "opposition to the policies of Donald Trump was a common theme." https://t.co/rIYZxYqoRI