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“Basketball is for everyone,” the NBA proudly proclaims on its Diversity & Inclusion website. Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey just learned that slogan comes with a rainbow-colored asterisk after he was waived for expressing his personal religious views on homosexuality and abortion.

On Tuesday afternoon, in the aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court striking down a Colorado law that bans conversion therapy for minors over their sexual orientation, MS NOW host Chris Jansing put on a negative spin, calling it "a major blow to LGBTQ rights." She could just as easily have called it a victory for free speech.

There are plenty of things an NBA player can do and still keep his job. League history is littered with examples: players involved in off-court scandals, arrests, and even allegations of serious violence. Time and again, teams and the league have found ways to look past behavior that, in most professions, would be career-ending. But there appears to be one line that cannot be crossed —…

Lawrence O’Donnell went after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday Night’s The Last Word for not serving in the military since he was gay. In O'Donnell's words, Bessent was a gay outlaw from the military his eligible enlistment years therefore making him no Robert Mueller from the Vietnam War, a war O’Donnell never fought in himself.

Friday afternoon on her eponymous MS NOW show, host Katy Tur fretted that Republicans are sometimes "mean" and  "demonize" transgenders as she hosted a discussion of how Democrats should respond to culture war issues to avoid electoral losses. She went on to claim that "it's hurting everybody" when Democrats lose because of such issues.

Reporters actually holding the powerful to account for practices detrimental to the U.S. economy should be required TV for any aspiring journalist. Today’s lesson is brought to you by Fox News anchor Bret Baier.

On Monday, ABC’s Good Morning America circled the drain of morality by gushing over former American Idol contestant David Archuleta’s new memoir and its thesis that, in order to truly “accept himself and embrace his sexuality,” he had to “lose his faith” in God and toxicity in the Mormon Church. It came as no surprise that Disney-owned ABC News has little interest in painting faith in…

“The Librarians” is a 90-minute PBS documentary from the knee-jerk leftists behind Independent Lens, about a band of persecuted school librarians fighting “book bans” (wrong), “censorship” (wrong), and fascism (wrong and offensive) in Texas and other states. That “highly organized” idea is a theme of her documentary to discredit what amounts in most all cases to parental concerns over…

This has to be the least deserving front-page Washington Post article of 2025. It's so remarkably insignificant. The "big" story on Tuesday from Salisbury, Maryland was headlined "Removal of Pride crosswalks in Md. city sparks a backlash." But the headline inside on A-6 is pure LGBT paranoia: "Rainbow removal undermines LGBT safety, advocates say." …

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel may have the week off on TV, but that didn’t stop him from repeating one of his favorite lines about supporters of President Trump’s agenda being bad Christians and wondering how they can go to church. This time the conversation revolved around deporting illegal immigrants and took place on the Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast that was released on Wednesday…

As part of NBCUniversal’s preparations to spin off MSNBC from the rest of the company, executives purged about 150 journalists, primarily from their niche woke journalism projects and NBC News. According to a report from the left-wing The Wrap, the “diversity teams” of “NBC BLK, NBC Asian America, NBC Latino and NBC OUT” were completely eliminated and made up “about 7% of NBC News’ newsroom of…

Over the weekend on his eponymous morning show, MSNBC's Ali Velshi provided unfunny liberal comedian John Fugelsang a forum to trash conservative Christians. Fugelsang -- who once notoriously declared that he would take pleasure in seeing conservative Christians "die off"-- was promoting his new book, Separation of Church and Hate, attacking the Christian right.

MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow welcomed former Vice President Kamala Harris to her Monday show to promote her new book and label her the “Patron saint of 'I told you so'” on how President Trump represents a threat to all things good and decent.

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, co-host Eugene Daniels, who is married to a man, defended Kamala Harris's decision not to choose Pete Buttigieg as her running mate. Daniels says that, with a black woman as the presidential candidate, adding another "other," i.e., a gay person, to the ticket "would be too hard for people to swallow."…