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On NPR’s Morning Edition Thursday, host Steve Inskeep, alongside reporter Stephen Fowler, discussed what the future of the Democratic Party would look like following an interview with Former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. It should come as no surprise that Inskeep, who hosted the softball interview, was all in on the idea that Democrats need to rebrand before the…

Morning Joe plays an extended clip from a townhall held by Republican Congressman Bryan Steil in his 1st Congressional District of Wisconsin. The audience is raucously hostile to him, with repeated booing and jeering. All comments/questions from people in attendance were negative. Not one expression of support for  Steil, despite his winning the 2024 election by over 10 points, and Trump…

The PBS News Hour’s bizarre post-October 7 enmity toward Israel has blared bright the last few days, eager to portray Israel, fighting for existence against a soulless enemy, Hamas, as a cruel invader purposely starving Gaza’s infants. PBS’s coverage of late has been guilty of bias by omission, spewing phony figures and hunger anecdotes from the Hamas-controlled “Health Ministry”…

Earlier in the week, Fox News gave coverage to a classic example of why illegal aliens with criminal records should be deported instead of being protected by sanctuary jurisdictions.

Kamala Harris coming on for her eighth appearance on "The Late Show" on CBS is part of a dreary routine, the Stephen Colbert Democratic Precinct Hall. But when you actually watch the interview and break it down, you can’t help but think: a 12-year-old might ask tougher questions.

Deadline.com is reporting the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is shutting down its operations after the loss of federal funding. "The CPB informed employees on Friday that the majority of staff positions will end on Sept. 30, with a small transition team in place through January, 2026." If this happens, this is not a shutdown of PBS or NPR stations, but a shutdown of the corporation that…

Author and commentator Paul Waldman wrote an article for MSNBC on Wednesday describing a recent Department of Justice investigation into George Mason University's DEI practices. He described the investigation as an “attack” and "politicization of justice.” Waldman’s hypocrisy and omission of key facts of the issue portrayed a false crusade of injustice by President Trump’s DOJ.

On Thursday, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) made headlines by declassifying the appendix to Special Counsel John Durham’s probe into the Russia Collusion Hoax, a document loaded with bombshells. But contrary to their years of pushing the hoax, the flagship morning and evening newscasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC, tapped the mute button on their remotes and pretended like it wasn’t something that…

We here at the Media Research Center have been counting the guests that appear on the late night comedy programs since September 2022, and The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart is not a fan. On Comedy Central’s The Weekly Show Thursday podcast, Stewart went on an expletive-laden rant against Fox News for citing those studies, so we did the only natural thing we could think of in…

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The last time CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed former Vice President Kamala Harris to The Late Show, the two had a grand old time drinking beers and looking forward to her presidency. On Thursday, the mood was very different. Harris is now a failed presidential candidate, and Colbert is an outgoing host, but for the next ten months, he is still the host of Late Night DNC, and therefore…

Mark Levin has written a brand new book on a huge subject: On Power. How do you boil that subject down to 208 pages? In America, the founders and their current admirers have been all about limiting power, having the humility about human nature to understand that people lust for power.

Another day, another pompous and passive-aggressive editorial by CBS’s John Dickerson to close out the Evening News Plus. This time, viewers were subjected to Dickerson’s grand pensées on the just-announced White House Ballroom.

In a CNN This Morning segment on Kamala Harris' announcement that she will not run for governor of California in 2026, and her future prospects, host Audie Cornish says: "Republicans would love for her to run again. And if you're on a listening tour, like, you were on a listening tour. It was called the election. And people said 'no.'"