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Democrat Texas Senate candidate James Talarico refused to apologize to fellow Democrat Colin Allred for leveling a racial slur against him, Allred said, recalling his conversation with Talarico regarding the reported insult.

Fox News turned 30 on Wednesday, and one person who was not in a celebratory mood was ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel. Lacking any self-awareness, Kimmel marked the occasion by claiming Fox has “ruined everything” and claimed its business model is to simply get old people mad.

Democrats’ preferred framing of the ideological divide currently racking their party is that of “progressives,” (read: radical socialists) and “moderates” (read: establishment Democrats). Naturally, their allies in the media are all too happy to push this framing as fact, and in the process, they’ve wound up falsely describing a lot of pretty radical politicians as “moderates.” 

On Thursday, the broadcast network morning shows continued to push the idea of Republican losses in the midterms, continuing to focus on the Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico. In addition to the Texas Senate doom, ABC continued to mention “fierce backlash from Democrats” over Trump’s misconstrued rally comments in Nebraska, while NBC feared more…

Appearing on Monday's On the Line, MS NOW contributor Jason Johnson declared that Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito will have a "terrible" legacy, and compared him to a "burglar" who has taken rights away from Americans.

How much money should any one person have? When Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire, people got mad. “He will own everything!” claims a popular YouTuber. “He will own your house ... your country ... your government.” Comedian Bill Maher, lately a voice of reason, asked, “Would it be crazy to have a law that said, ‘You can’t go above 1% of gross domestic product?!’”

Actor Sebastian Stan is no conservative, but he believes his new movie Fjord is, and he traveled to Comedy Central and The Daily Show on Wednesday to promote it and defend its themes from host-of-the-week Michael Kosta, who wondered if people are “overthinking it.”

On two liberal morning network shows today, there were tidings of great joy for the Democrats. On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish played a clip of Bill Maher on Fareed Zakaria's show predicting the Democrats would administer an "ass-whooping" to the Republicans. Maher based his bold forecast on the notion that President Trump hasn't delivered on various promises. Over on Morning Joe,…

Atlantic writer David Brooks, the “conservative” half of the PBS News Hour’s traditional Friday evening political discussion, offered rare criticism of his media colleagues on the September 25 edition: “We have got to reestablish some distance from the Democratic Party….They're not people we root for. They're not people we're spin doctors for.” But with just a month to go…

NBC’s Late Night host, Seth Meyers, and Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon, both used their Wednesday shows to promote conspiracy theories that President Trump will try to cancel, nullify, or in some way steal the upcoming midterm elections.

During a CBS News interview, correspondent Camilo Montoya-Galvez was stumped for several seconds when White House Border Czar Tom Homan asked him about ICE deaths under Biden, exposing Montoya-Galvez's lack of preparedness and sparking criticism of media bias and unbalanced reporting on immigration issues.

With the midterms less than a month away, the Elitist Media Evening News continue to run their polling DOOM!!11! Play against President Donald Trump and the GOP. Tonight’s edition offers varying approaches.

When Morning Joe concludes its run one day, a new career opportunity looms for Joe Scarborough: Democratic campaign consultant. Joe's been at it for some time now in a volunteer [we presume!] capacity. Last month, we caught him suggesting a bumper sticker slogan for the Democratic Socialist Florida senatorial candidate, Angie Nixon. Scarborough was back at it on today's show. This time, his "…

An invocation beginning an Iowa city council meeting Tuesday began with “Dear dark father” and ended with “Hail, Satan,” prompting a pastor to speak up and call to “reverse” the curse on his city.