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On Tuesday morning, MSNBC viewers were treated to the latest example of a recurring faux pas on the liberal news network as two African American members of Congress were mixed up.

The Washington Post pulled their archives from the Nexis database last year. So it took careful day-by-day attention since Saturday to answer the question: How aggressively did the Post cover the inconvenient truth that Capitol Police killer Noah Green was a "Follower of Farrakhan"? The answer is they tried to bury that angle. 

On Thursday, CBS This Morning tried to convince viewers that the illegal immigration crisis at the U.S. southern border was being caused by climate change instead of Biden administration policies that were encouraging migrants to make the dangerous journey. The left-wing environmental agenda was conveniently used to deflect blame from the President’s mishandling of the unfolding humanitarian…

The View hosts were jumping for joy this morning over a poll showing a surge in Americans who identify with the Democrat party. The liberal hosts argued that Republicans had become the party of extremists while the average American liked all the great things Biden was doing for the country.

New York Times sports reporter James Wagner offered Major League Baseball a public relations grand slam over its controversial decision to move its All-Star game out of Georgia -- punishing workers in its state for passing a benign election reform law that nonetheless had Democrats from the president on down shrieking lies about a return to Jim Crow.

“Confounding,” “conundrum,” “confusion,” these are the words that NBC’s Today show used on Thursday to describe the good news that COVID cases were declining in certain states. The reason for them being so baffled? Cases of the virus were falling in southern states with Republican governors and spiking in northern states with Democratic governors, leading the network liberal hacks to try to…

Is CBS... racist? After spending a week promoting the far-left boycott of Georgia, as well as lobbying for companies to join it, CBS This Morning on Thursday dropped everything to run nearly seven minutes of coverage of the opening ceremonies of The Masters golf tournament (located in Georgia). Apparently paying the bills for network is a higher priority for the pious journalists.

It’s the height of hypocrisy when CNN, the network who constantly smears conservatives with blatant lies, presumes to speak for the right.

While "fact-checkers" cry "False" at right-leaning satire sites like The Babylon Bee, somehow the late-night leftist comedians don't get "checked" for taking Republicans out of context. On Tuesday, CBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert spread some fake news about Sen. Mitch McConnell. 

New emails from the camp of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) handed to Fox News underline the shady way the CBS 60 Minutes team operated before their Sunday night hatchet job suggesting (without actual connecting evidence) that DeSantis engaged in a "pay to play" scheme with the Publix supermarket chain on vaccine distribution.

With the Biden administration trying to suggest anything that the sun touches is infrastructure, ABC was more than happy on Wednesday night to both help lobby support for the $2 trillion item bolstered by tax increases but also mislead by painting the plan as a traditional transportation package. Over the course of a 23-second tease and a three-and-a-half-minute story, World News Tonight made…

After a campaign of disinformation over the Georgia voter bill that helped pressure Major League Baseball (MLB) to move the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver, Colorado, Wednesday’s NBC Nightly News stumbled onto the truth once they poisoned the well, which was the decision will have a negative economic impact on Atlanta businesses and especially Black-owned establishments.

The New York Times invariably hails liberal Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage, abortion, and opposing big money in politics. But when the nation’s highest court issues rulings on freedom of religion and free expression that are celebrated by conservatives, it’s a threatening pattern suddenly worthy of concerned scrutiny. Witness Supreme Court reporter Adam Liptak’s “Sidebar” column Tuesday…

Without Peter Doocy and Kristin Fisher in the White House Briefing Room rotation, it fell to other reporters to offer tough questions to Press Secretary Jen Psaki and the New York Post’s Steven Nelson delivered by getting under Psaki’s skin over Vice President Harris’s travel schedule in light of her supposed role in helping to tame the border crisis.