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CNN's Brian Stelter is excited "Fox News is tuning out Trump's rallies." He claims it has "huge political and cultural significance." Suffice if to say the end of the world is not at hand. 

Frank Rich's latest piece in New York Magazine blasts Trump allies, likening them to historic collaborators and drawing repeated, controversial comparisons to Nazis. Rich predicts harsh public and legal reckonings for Trump's supporters, insisting their reputations—and those of their families—will suffer lasting damage well beyond his presidency.

According to MS NOW Connect host Jacob Soboroff and his Saturday guests, the big takeaway three years after October 7 is that Israel and the United States are morally reprehensible countries. Such a conclusion led him to gush over Navi Pillay, who won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. Naturally, Soboroff omitted her running interference for anti-Semitism and the Chinese Communist Party.

The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks is supposed to be PBS News Hour’s Friday conservative weekly news recapper, but he often sounds indistinguishable from MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart. However, he occasionally stumbles into an aggressive form of centrism, where he condemns just about everyone, and Friday was one of those occasions. Looking at the state of discourse in the midterm Senate…

In Nebraska, President Trump made remarks about the war in Iran, which, according to the White House, has led to a “media freakout", which, "is not rooted in reality.” On CNN's The Arena, host Kasie Hunt used those remarks in a segment where Ana Navarro would claim that the President is, "increasingly unwell", doing and saying things that are "cuckoo, crazy, certifiable insane."

On Friday, all of the broadcast networks' evening newscasts covered the Thursday night ICE-involved shooting in New York City, heavily focusing on ensuing protests and New York City’s Democratic Socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, calling for ICE’s abolition. 

The October 6 edition of the PBS News Hour demonstrated the show’s anti-Israel hostility carried even onto the evening before the third anniversary of the worst pogrom since the Holocaust. 

On Monday in Nebraska, President Trump discussed a scenario of Iran bombing Los Angeles and San Diego. Although their anti-Trump 'fact checker' took issue with the narrative, CNN pushed the hoax. But early Thursday morning on The Story Is with Elex Michaelson, viewers got something different.

The elitist media are turning up the hate rhetoric the closer we get to the midterms. MS NOW’s Rachel Maddow claimed President Donald Trump was “intervening” to make sure an “AI Apocalypse” will “kill” us all. Her MS NOW colleague Joe Scarborough predicted that “our grandchildren” will look back at Trump’s ICE agents the same way we looked at “internment camps in World War II. The following…

Much as been said and much ink has been spilled about ABC’s Sunny Hostin’s recent controversy with claiming to the lone holdout juror for a high-profile murder case, before evidence and her admission flipped the notion on its head. However, during Friday’s episode of The View, Hostin became the lone holdout on the panel to oppose a second shot at executing Christa Pike for her heinous murder…

The mystery of who will succeed Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary under President Donald Trump is over. And it will be a familiar face for frequent viewers of conservative media. The New York Times’s Hamed Aleaziz and Tyler Pager had the scoop at 2:00 p.m. Eastern that Trump Media and Technology Group communications adviser Katie Zacharia “has been chosen as the next White House…

ABC News quickly deleted an investigative article about the president's sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump getting enriched by the Pentagon. A Trump spokesman denounced it as a "total biased hit piece" and the reporter was "an idiot."

On Friday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC chose not to show on their top morning newscasts a single instance in which any of the Democratic senatorial candidates who debated Thursday night – Georgia incumbent Jon Ossoff, Maine’s Troy Jackson, and Michigan’s Abdul el-Sayed – were put on the defensive by their Republican opponents. Rather, they chalked it up to “personal” attacks, and the…

Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart’s effort to drag America into socialism continued on Wednesday’s edition of The Weekly Show podcast when he and economist Kathryn Anne Edwards both claimed that conservative economics “treat people like shit.” Later, during the audience Q&A portion of the show, Stewart would also claim those policies are killing people.