Washington Monthly Argues AGAINST Political Candidate Debates

Ohio Democratic candidate Amy Acton has refused to debate Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, sparking criticism and debate over the value of public debates. Some, like Bill Scher of the Washington Monthly, argue skipping debates can be strategic, but critics say it deprives voters and shields candidates from scrutiny.

P.J. Gladnick

Fox Covers Migrant Crime Hearing as MS NOW Slams ICE 'Reign of Terror'

On Thursday's Fox News @ Night, host Trace Gallagher spoke with a California father, Marcus Coleman, whose daughter Dalilah was left disabled in 2024 after a car crash caused by an illegal alien who received a commercial driver's license in California. Earlier in the week, Coleman went viral after he appeared in a Tuesday congressional hearing and called out Democrats for their…

Brad Wilmouth

Networks Skip Partisan Labels for Far-Left ‘Trailblazer’ Steinem

On Thursday, the liberal, elitist broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC offered multiple glowing tributes to far-left feminist Gloria Steinem upon her passing at 92. The networks did a shameful disservice by omitting any sort of ideological tag, instead gushing she was an “activist,” “journalist,” and “trailblazer” who simply wanted “to help women achieve their dreams.” The closest anyone…

Curtis Houck

Capehart: Trump's Smithsonian Feud Is About Destroying 'Our Democracy'

MS NOW’s Jonathan Capehart freaked out on Friday when he guest-hosted The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell over the latest developments between the Trump administration and the Smithsonian Institute. As Capehart tells it, a recent letter from the Interior Department threatening to cease cooperation with the Smithsonian is evidence that Trump is out to destroy democracy and everything…

Alex Christy

AI, ChatGPT, And Its Anti-Trump Propaganda

Amazing. Or maybe not. Over here at NewsBusters, my NB colleague Gabriella Pariseau headlines.

Jeffrey Lord

PBS Campaigns For Democrats: 'It Is About Affordability'

PBS News Hour host Geoff Bennett and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart essentially openly campaigned on Friday on behalf of Democrats by offering up visions of a more affordable America should Democrats win in November.

Alex Christy

Ammo for el-Sayed? CNN Delivers Absurdly One-Sided Hit Piece on Israel

With the mid-terms fast approaching and control of the House and Senate well within reach of Democrats, the focus of the left wing media has been to go to bat for candidates who can make that happen, and while bashing Israel is a constant theme for those candidates the media has been at it for years. Thursday on CNN's The Situation Room, a one sided report from Lebanon was a perfect…

Steve Malzberg

NYT Champions Abortion Militant Steinem: 'Nevertheless, She Persisted'

The New York Times unfurled a 5,000-word near-hagiographic obituary for feminist Gloria Steinem, who died Wednesday, under the headline: "Gloria Steinem, Personification of the Women’s Movement, Dies at 92 -- She challenged sexist assumptions, helping women develop a sense of self-worth and gain a measure of equality at work, at home and in society at large."

Clay Waters

ABC Bashes Trump Iran Comments, CBS and NBC Avoid Good Jobs Report

On Friday, the evening newscasts largely avoided the news of a better-than-expected August jobs report as the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs. The only mention from any of the network evening newscasts came on ABC World News Tonight in a very brief moment inside a segment that bashed President Trump’s comments on the Iran conflict, which he called “small potatoes.”

Nicholas Spinnato

'An Obscenity, Grotesque’: Morning Joe Plots Toppling Trump's Arch

Morning Joe on Friday unloaded on President Trump’s planned 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial, a project Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said is moving toward excavation within two weeks. The panel called it an “obscenity,” “grotesque,” “imperial,” a “manifestation of ego,” and a plan to “deface the nation’s capital.” No one dissented.

Mark Finkelstein

The View Announces Ted Cruz to Be the First Political Guest Season 30

In what might have been an accidental announcement on Friday’s Good Morning America, The View co-hosts Sara Haines and Alyssa Farah Griffin said that Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) would be their first political guest for Season 30, which starts September 8. It’s a major reversal of their habit from the past couple of years as they’ve come under major pressure from the Federal…

Nicholas Fondacaro

Economy Added Whopping 162,000 Jobs in August, SMASHING Expectations

Economists vastly underestimated the strength of the U.S. labor market for the month of August, according to new data released by the Department of Labor.

Joseph Vazquez

Guest Calls Out CNN's Phillip On Hypocrisy Over Military 'Culture War'

On Monday, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation, reportedly over disagreements and concerns with the Secretary of War, and the left wing media has used that as yet another excuse to go after one of their favorite targets, Pete Hegseth. That was the case Wednesday on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip, where the Host would find herself in a heated back and forth with…

Steve Malzberg

ICYMI: Vance Delivers Powerful Defense of New Media at WH Briefing

Vice President JD Vance took to the White House Briefing Room podium Thursday afternoon in the first Trump-Vance administration briefing since Karoline Leavitt ended her remarkable tenure as press secretary and, with the great Nick Gilbertson from Breitbart in the “new media seat,” Vance used the occasion to offer a stirring defense of alternative media and voices outside the liberal elitist…

Curtis Houck