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Amid a constant MS NOW obsession with court cases involving a Trump executive order on mail-in ballots, Wednesday’s The Weeknight continued the progressive cable network’s fearmongering over the midterm elections. MS NOW contributor and professor Jason Johnson worried about being placed in a gulag and labeled the Trump movement as “just an authoritarian movement.” 

In an exclusive published Thursday, the U.K.-based Daily Mail reported that ABC’s The View was interested in courting outgoing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt to be a permanent co-host. The reported interest came amid on-going scrutiny of The View’s status as a purported “bona fide news program” by the Federal Communications Commission, leading to speculation it was a play to get…

With the left-wing Cook Political Report shifting their analysis of the Iowa gubernatorial race to leans Democrat from toss-up, CNN decided to capitalize on the purported momentum and ran a glowing puff piece about Democratic nominee Rob Sand. While boasting that Sand was aiming to bust “one-party rule” in Iowa on Thursday, CNN’s Inside Politics only gave his opponent one sentence as they…

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined The Chris Plante Show Thursday morning, bringing to light two recent cases of startling propaganda being disseminated by Google Gemini and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). An MRC study conducted on a clean computer with Brave VPN on a private browser window uncovered Gemini’s chilling attempt to paint Christians, whites, and…

The only reason why The Bulwark podcaster Tim Miller is an MS NOW analyst is because he and his Bulwark colleagues have portrayed themselves as the epitome of moral virtue for leaving the Republican Party in the aftermath of the political rise of Donald Trump. However, on Wednesday’s edition of The Moment with Katy Tur, Miller pleaded with Democrats to stop “infighting about random streamers…

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On Tuesday morning, there was a stark contrast in the kind of coverage ICE received from Fox News compared to MS NOW as the two news networks, within half an hour of each other, focused on vastly different stories.

Jon Stewart joined former First Lady Michelle Obama on her IMO podcast on Wednesday and struggled to say that political comedy shows, such as The Daily Show, are beneficial to America. But before Stewart was able to achieve full self-awareness, he would say that they are because they are made in “good faith," and any good faith discourse is worth it.

Hasan Piker, two weeks ago, delivered this message: “Democrats, listen to me, I know we don’t always see eye to eye on a lot of stuff, but you have to literally, at some point — I know you don’t want to do this — defend me. Not because you love what I have to say, not because I’m part of this coalition, even though I am, whether you like it or not ... I’m not this dangerous, toxic radical…

One theme of ABC’s 2026 Jimmy Kimmel Live! summer guest hosts is their desire to portray themselves as some sort of victim whenever someone criticizes them. On Wednesday, Jelly Roll continued his week of going after his critics by claiming, “I'm really starting to feel like my pal, Jimmy Kimmel.”

Michael Luciano at Mediaite is channeling Mehdi Hasan’s umbrage over Dana Bash being critical of pro-Hamas protesters and politicians. Justin Baragona at Hasan’s site Zeteo quotes from an anonymous “CNN insider” and “former CNN staffers” to condemn Bash as a “huge advocate for the state of Israel.”

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Five years ago, the war in Afghanistan claimed its final martyred Americans: 13 service members killed (and dozens of others wounded) in a bombing attack on Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan as final evacuation of American troops was ongoing. None of the broadcast network evening newscasts paused to honor the fallen.

The pro-Palestinian propaganda train stopped at National Public Radio Monday to publicize the no-longer-obscure documentary by Poh Si Teng, American Doctor, about the evils of Israel -- as seen through the eyes of three virulently anti-Zionist doctors: Mark Perlmutter, Thaer Ahmad, and Feroze Sidhwa, who volunteer for medical missions in Gaza on behalf of victims of Israel’s purported “…