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Protests and riots broke out in major cities across the country Wednesday night over the Kentucky grand jury’s decision to not charge any of the officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor. ABC and CBS spent their morning shows downplaying the violence as “mostly peaceful," Thursday.

New York Times reporter Nellie Bowles has again committed journalism, on the front-page of Tuesday’s edition, no less, providing close-up pictures of th real-world consequences of the often violent, destructive, anti-American “protests” taking place in U.S. cities. Her latest: “Protesters Pressure Bystanders to Choose a Side.” The text box captured more of the gist: “Movement Divided…

When discussing such serious and complicated things such as the law, the future of the Supreme Court, and the country, one would hope MSNBC's Geoff Bennett would think to interview someone well informed on the subject but instead, on Wednesday's Andrea Mitchell Reports, he chose 10 and 13 year old children.

While journalists today loudly criticize Republicans as hypocrites for moving forward on replacing the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a trip through the Media Research Center’s archives shows the liberal media are also exhibiting more than their fair share of hypocrisy. Four years ago, when Republican leader Mitch McConnell would not permit a Senate vote on a liberal replacement to…

In the A-block of Wednesday’s The ReidOut, MSNBC host and racist Joy Reid claimed Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) supports the indiscriminate killing of fellow black people in their homes because, according to Joy, Cameron thinks Breonna Taylor’s “death was akin to a drowning or accident or being hit by a bus.” Reid went further, implying with the help of panelist that…

Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson was on fire Wednesday night as he blasted CNN and MSNBC liberals for “encouraging” riots and spreading “demonstrable” lies in the wake of a Kentucky grand jury’s decision not to charge Louisville police officers in the death of Breonna Taylor. Carlson’s condemnation of the two lesser networks came during his opening monologue, and before the end of the hour…

On Wednesday afternoon, the vitriol was flowing on CNN for Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) after he gave a lengthy press conference explaining his office’s actions investigating Breonna Taylor’s death and the grand jury choosing to levy charges against one of the three officers involved.  In the moments afterward, CNNers denounced Cameron as a partisan tool of Republicans,…

It took 24 hours for the nation's leading Spanish-language network to report on the explosive report published by the Senate which details the allegations of shady dealing surrounding one Hunter Biden. And Univision's report was about as one-sided as could be expected.

On Monday's The 11th Hour, MSNBC host Brian Williams portrayed it as an act of "courage and patriotism" for Republican Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski to oppose the confirmation of a Republican to the U.S. Supreme Court before the election as he wondered if Senator Mitt Romney might join them.

During Wednesday’s special coverage of the memorial service for the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, so-called journalists on NBC and ABC were in mourning over the inability of Democrats to block any nominee President Trump put forward to fill the vacancy on the high court. The networks were clearly upset that their party was “powerless to stop this.”

The journalists on CBS This Morning on Wednesday pressed actor Jeff Daniels about his role as James Comey in a new Showtime movie. Co-host Gayle King wondered if the former FBI Director was a “hero or a villain.” But if you think that’s about partisanship or Donald Trump, you’d be wrong. King was concerned about the treatment of Hillary Clinton. 

On Wednesday, all three network morning shows one again did the bidding of the Biden campaign by bringing on the widow of the late Republican Senator John McCain, Cindy McCain, to announce her endorsement of the Democratic presidential nominee. Not only was Mrs. McCain treated to gushing interviews, but the leftist media hosts actively urged her to lecture “fellow Republicans” on the need to…

The following are the worst reactions (so far) by liberal journalists and celebrities in the wake of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing. 

With the upcoming Supreme Court confirmation battle, MSNBC Live host Stephanie Ruhle naturally invited on Senator Maize Hirono (D-HI) during Tuesday's show to discuss just what Democrats can do to try to stop Republicans from confirming whomever President Trump nominates. For Hirono, the answer was simple: go on friendly cable shows and make the case to the public.