Iran

Based in Tehran, journalist and special correspondent, Reza Sayah, wanted to set the record straight on the happenings in Iran on Wednesday’s PBS’ NewsHour. But according to him, the regime was in a good place, they had more support from the people than ever with no opposition in the streets, and they were very generous to journalists like him.

On Tuesday, CNN’s Erin Burnett OutFront latest take was how the war in Iran was burning a hole in the average American’s pocket. This, of course, was in reference to the hike in gas and diesel prices over the last several months, and how tires in Syria and Guatemala are being set on fire as a protest to the dwindling resource. Of course, she was shouting about how all of it was president Trump…

Amid a discussion about the War in Iran on Wednesday, Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough revealed what his next steps would be in negotiations with Iran, while he also told viewers to “calm down” over his proposed negotiation tactic of threatening a ground invasion. Scarborough continued to talk to viewers and told them to subscribe to MS NOW’s new membership program, which includes a “…

Anytime NewsBusters takes on the broadcast networks and their lead morning shows, ABC’s Good Morning America is almost certainly brought up first because of its virulent hatred for President Trump, his allies in Congress, and/or anyone who has an agenda or set of views that run counter to the Disney-owned network’s corporate liberalism. That was the case Tuesday as eight of the first 11…

On Sunday, after changes to 60 Minutes by new CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, which was paired with liberal fears over the show becoming pro-Trump, the first stories of the newest season of the supposed new-look show still continued to showcase the program’s liberal bias. The opening story of the season focused on the rescue mission of U.S. fighter pilots during the Iran War, but…

As Americans gather to mark the 25th year since the 9/11 attacks, the American media’s coverage of this horrific event from a full quarter of a century ago is front and center, as it should be.

When it comes to President Donald Trump, the Associated Press can twist anything into a lose-lose situation. In a September 5 piece, AP White House reporter Josh Boak performed said mental gymnastics to distort the news that the economy added 162,000 jobs in August and smashed expectations.

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, MS NOW’s Chris Hayes had another outrageous 9/11 hot take on All In. On Tuesday, Hayes not only claimed the country had “dysregulated psychosis” after 9/11, but that the GOP still has it. Somehow, New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg had an even worse take as she took Hayes’s diagnoses and also applied it to how conservatives reacted to Charlie Kirk…

ABC, the most consistently Trump-deranged among the major commercial broadcast networks, laid out a particularly bad-faith frame of the military operation in Iran ahead of an interview with Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sunday’s edition of This Week. Rather than informing viewers, the pre-interview segment seemed intent on terrifying viewers about the prospects of the war.

On Friday, the evening newscasts largely avoided the news of a better-than-expected August jobs report as the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs. The only mention from any of the network evening newscasts came on ABC World News Tonight in a very brief moment inside a segment that bashed President Trump’s comments on the Iran conflict, which he called “small potatoes.”

Vice President JD Vance took to the White House Briefing Room podium Thursday afternoon in the first Trump-Vance administration briefing since Karoline Leavitt ended her remarkable tenure as press secretary and, with the great Nick Gilbertson from Breitbart in the “new media seat,” Vance used the occasion to offer a stirring defense of alternative media and voices outside the liberal elitist…

ABC News continues to consistently be the most Trump-deranged and most committed to airing Resistance™ slop among the three major broadcast network newscasts. Chief White House Correspondent Mary Bruce’s report on the recent U.S. strikes in Iran leave no remaining doubt.

Late Monday morning, RedState’s Streiff penned an impeccable item eviscerating the Washington Post leakers inside the Department of War who’ve placed American blood and treasure in danger because Deep Staters felt like informing the country’s enemies that six four-star generals have expressed concern (through proper channels) to Secretary Pete Hegseth that the Iran war has stretched thin…

We had to rub our eyes a few times before we came to grips with the fact that pseudo-economist Paul Krugman — the poster child for TDS and Bidenomics infatuation in media/academia — is actually trying to make “Biden Derangement Syndrome” a thing.