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New York Times reporter Anemona Hartocollis blamed Republicans for the supposed suppression of free speech on campus lately – as in, why aren’t pro-Hamas campus activists able to disrupt classes, occupy buildings, and harass Jewish students -- in Tuesday’s “What Happened to Campus Activism Against the War in Gaza?” That war in Gaza was of course started by Hamas when they invaded…

Saturday’s No Kings rallies will be populated by several people who ordinary people, not just President Trump’s supporters, would find detestable. However, NBC correspondent Adrienne Broaddus made it her job on Saturday’s Today to ensure viewers would not be aware of them. Instead, she went to great lengths to portray Speaker Mike Johnson’s “hate-America rally” description as…

In a Thursday article entitled “Mamdani Faces Attacks After Comments About Hamas,” New York Times city hall bureau chief Emma Fitzsimmons got more offended that people have condemned mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for not saying Hamas should disarm and disband than the actual comments themselves.

When President Donald Trump pulled out of the Iran deal in his first term, The New York Times predicted catastrophe. Its editorial board wrote: “When it comes to the danger of a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, there is no sign Iran or any of the other major powers in the existing and so far successful pact will simply fall in line with Mr. Trump’s notional new plan. More likely, his…

On Monday and Tuesday, brutal footage emerged of Hamas terrorists carrying out public executions of those they claim were disloyal and “collaborators with Israel,” just hours after the ceasefire went into effect as part of President Trump’s historic regional peace deal. Between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, ABC completely omitted this disturbing turn from their flagship evening and…

CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish cites a biased UN report to support the accusation of Israeli "genocide" that her guest, far-left Democrat candidate for Michigan senator Abdul El-Sayed, makes four times. Cornish fails to mention that on the anniversary of October 7th, El-Sayed sent a fundraising email that spoke of Netanyahu's army invading Gaza, but failed to mention the Hamas slaughter…

CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish got back on her hobby horse today to suggest that the pro-Hamas student protesters deserve praise: "I have one very provocative question. Sorry to put it to you. Are those students owed an apology? The ones who were out on campuses demanding a ceasefire, saying more needs to be done about the war. And they were societally punished for it."

CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! are the only two late night comedy shows with original episodes this week. As such, both men were the only ones able to give their thoughts on the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. While both hosts acknowledged their eternal nemesis, President Donald Trump, should get credit for the deal, they…

Gone are the days of polishing baskets of apples for the Biden regime and, as we learned recently, submitting questions in advance, ABC chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce has had to resort to going back on the attack, so it was no surprise Monday when she spent the whole day kicking dirt on President Trump’s historic Middle East peace deal with Israel and Hamas.

Since Hamas’s barbarism on October 7, 2023, one of the worst broadcast network correspondents has been CBS’s Debora Patta in sucking up to the Palestinian cause (read: Hamas). It was thus unsurprising her lead-off segment on Monday’s CBS Mornings actually gave equal time in the three-minute-and-24-second segment to the 20 living Israeli hostages and the nearly 2,000 Palestinians being…

On Monday, in separate announcements, the presidents of Egypt and Israel each awarded U.S. President Donald Trump one of their respective country’s highest honors for his work brokering a peace agreement designed to end the war in Gaza.

The New York Times scrambled to run cover for leftist billionaire George Soros after a groundbreaking report exposing his pro-terrorism funding served as the pretext for the Justice Department launching an investigation into his Open Society Foundations (OSF).

As President Trump himself articulated on Monday in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, the legacy, liberal media have been surprisingly respectful and tonally correct in expressing admiration for the peace deal between Israel and Hamas and capturing the emotion from Israelis as the 20 living hostages reunited with their families. But in the middle of the night here in the U.S., one NBC international…

"It's not the day to be raining on the parade," said Richard Haass immediately following the conclusion of President Trump's speech to the Knesset. But on Morning Joe, that's precisely what Haass did, in a downbeat take on Trump's remarks.