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President-elect Joe Biden’s cabinet is heating up along with the MSM’s attempts to carry water for him all the way. Their latest efforts are an all-new low as they literally rewrite history to benefit the Biden administration. In this case, it’s mislabeling Pete Buttigieg as a milestone cabinet secretary.

Though few believe it, ESPN swears that it’s not a political network. Many of its personalities just happen to hate conservatives. Keith Olbermann and former SportsCenter co-host Jemele Hill are legendary among them, and a few days ago, ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth bashed the Buffalo Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen and his American flag- and dog-loving fans.

If you’re not preaching the downfall of Trumpism at the hands of a strong, beautiful, independent (and morally perfect) female lead character, can you even consider yourself a big budget superhero action movie made in 2020?

You know you’re old when you can think back on a time when Cartoon Network proudly gendered their cartoon characters. Nowadays, “The Powerpuff Girls” wouldn’t be considered inclusive enough for the children’s entertainment network. Case in point: the animation channel’s latest social media post which tells kids that being a pansexual genderqueer androgynous whatever is just as normal as being…

It’s clear Will and Grace star Debra Messing is one of the prominent Hollywood faces of Trump Derangement Syndrome, though her latest anti-Trump tweets have solidified her as the reigning champ of celebrity Donald Trump hatred. The actress endorsed violence towards the president in the form of prison rape, becuase it’s the proper retribution for his violent policies.

How unoriginal. Awful Announcing’s Ian Casselberry is the latest media lemming to use a sports analogy to diss President Donald Trump’s contesting of the presidential election. In roasting Newsmax for allegedly encouraging unsubstantiated election conspiracy theories, Casselberry joins the Washington Post’s…

This season, CBS's woke courtroom drama All Rise has pushed the narrative of "systemic" cop killers and other BLM talking points. This week, the show took the Black Lives Matter propaganda to a new level by having the victims of BLM's destruction defend the protests.

Fox News Channel’s Janice Dean rebuked several Hollywood stars for their attendance at New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s upcoming birthday party. And when Ben Stiller eventually responded to the criticism, boy, did she let him have it.

J.K. Rowling makes her living writing fantasy, but she’s got no time for the fantasies of the transgender movement. The Harry Potter author rejects the fiction that a man can become a woman, and the fashionable belief that that being transgender or going through sex reassignment operation, therapy, etc. is a perfectly normal and healthy aspect of reality.

An embarrassing symbol of arrogance and bullying is coming to an end with the Cleveland Indians announcing plans to scalp their nickname. It’s also a significant racial reckoning in American history sparked by the killing of George Floyd, writes USA Today’s race and inequality editor Mike Freeman.

Following his iconic role as Walter White in Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston has returned to television to produce and star in Showtime’s Your Honor. From the start, the miniseries was quite melodramatic, but by December 13’s episode “Part Two,” it’s clear show sees itself as having a role in addressing the treatment of minorities and the poor. 

It's no secret how a majority of shows are toeing the Black Lives Matter line this season. Even worse, most police shows are following suit by insulting their own profession. CBS’s NCIS: New Orleans joins the ever-growing list by featuring a teen protester for BLM with the slogan signs to prove it.

In the past, Fox's Family Guy has had Christmas episodes that were offensive or sacrilegious. Previous holiday episodes have mocked Jesus or perverted Christmas traditions. This year, however, Family Guy decided to make a funny Christmas episode that took an amusing dig at contemporary gender ideology.

To no one’s surprise, LeBron James is Time magazine’s athlete of the year and one of Sports Illustrated’s sportspersons of the year. James had another big year of championship basketball, but this award is every bit as much about social justice as it is about the Lakers championship and James's stat line.