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In all of the American media interviews with Iranian officials since this war began, none of them ever ask about the estimated tens of thousands of protesters killed by that regime. PBS News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz got close on Monday, asking about the US hoping for "some kind of public uprising" in Iran. The answer was wicked. 

CNN was thrown through the proverbial wood chipper on Tuesday morning for an absurd post on X that openly fawned over two alleged ISIS-inspired Islamic terrorists — who are charged with having brought multiple improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to a New York City protest Saturday afternoon — as merely “[t]wo Pennsylvania teenagers” looking to bask in “the city during abnormally warm weather…

CNN’s special arrangement with Iran continued to payoff. Since the network was the only American news outlet in the country, they managed to score an exclusive interview with Foreign Policy Adviser to the Supreme Leader, Kamal Kharazi. In the segments of the interview that were shared during Monday’s The Situation Room, senior international correspondent Fred Pleitgen rolled over for…

Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. military campaign launched to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions, missile arsenal, navy, and proxy networks, represents a decisive strike against a long-standing threat. Yet, as Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell highlighted in his Friday, March 6 interview on WMAL with host Derek Hunter, the mainstream media's coverage has been predictably…

In June, CBS’s Stephen Colbert did a celebratory dance when CNN cast doubt on the success of Operation Midnight Hammer. On Monday, The Late Show host was at it again when he described Iran’s response to President Trump’s demand of unconditional surrender as “metal as hell.”

The Elitist Media seem to have a problem on their hands. Their non-coverage of an ongoing DHS shutdown, forced by Democrats wanting to change ICE policy, has been severely complicated by virtue of current events. 

Kristen Welker's softball Sunday interview on NBC with the Iranian foreign minister reminded everyone again of an anti-American double standard. The liberals inside newsrooms put enormous pressure on interviewers to question Trump fiercely, while representatives of mass-murdering Islamist regimes get open-ended softballs. 

During Monday’s CNN This Morning, panelist Susan Page of USA Today suggested President Trump missed an opportunity to negotiate with Iran after President Masoud Pezeshkian made a video statement on Saturday as a pledge to Gulf countries that they would stop attacks against them.

Hours after an Oliver Darcy underling screeched Sunday about CBS News’s social media platforms as having gone full MAGA for covering unsavory stories such as a Jewish Insider investigation into the radical social media history of New York City’s first lady, Monday’s CBS Mornings showed the liberal media are unsurprisingly not living in reality as the newscast welcomed far-left Texas…

After having true conservative guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck wipe the floor with the cast last week, ABC’s The View needed to bring on yet another anti-Trump “Republican” for balance out the rest of the anti-Trump ladies. This time they trotted out “comedian” Sheryl Underwood, who wasted no time trying to exploit her past military service to attack Trump over the Iran strikes by…

Between Saturday night and Monday morning, ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship morning and evening newscasts to put “far-right,” “insurrectionist” Jake Lang on equal footing for blame alongside two ISIS-inspired Islamic terrorists for the latter allegedly chucking improvised explosive devices (IEDs) at a crowd Lang had assembled outside New York City’s Gracie Mansion to protest the city’s…

Monday’s New York Times brought more “strange new respect” for Christianity, in a 1,600-word story by Lisa Lerer, national political reporter, and Elisabeth Dias, national religion correspondent, pumping up yet another Democratic candidate for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas, where the Democrats haven’t won a stateside office since 1994. This time there’s a religious angle, and the paper…

CBS correspondent Scott MacFarlane revealed shortly after Monday’s CBS Mornings that he was quitting the network in order to embrace “independence” and seek out “new spaces to share my work in line with my personal goals,” which will almost certainly include the one thing MacFarlane loves more than just about anything in a weird, crazy-ex-girlfriend manner: January 6.

On March 2nd, a couple of days into the war with Iran, one of Iran's proxies, the terrorist group Hezbollah, entered the fray launching rockets and drones into Israel from Lebanon, in their first attack since a November 2024 ceasefire ended the previous round of fighting. As you might imagine, the reporting from the liberal media on Israel's retaliation for those attacks are not always fair…