Mexico

CBS’s East New York and Fox’s The Resident both took on the fentanyl crisis plaguing communities across America in their most recent episodes, yet both shows failed to mention the root causes, such as border security weaknesses and China.

In what appears to be yet another sign of the growing disenchantment with Joe Biden due to his poor performance in the White House, the Associated Press did something on Monday that would have been unthinkable a year ago: It compared Biden very unfavorably with Donald Trump. And it wasn't just for the sake of doing so, but it concerned the comparison was over their relationships with the…

The spiraling crisis on America’s southern border is spreading, rippling to all parts of the country with impacts on crime and national security. But you wouldn’t know that if you watched the networks in January. The total on the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts dropped to a shocking ZERO for the month. 

Back on December 15, the organization Families Against Fentanyl exposed how Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data showed deadly drug overdoses from fentanyl have become the leading cause of death among people between the ages of 18 and 45 and not the coronavirus. While still taking Covid seriously, one could have expected the major broadcast networks to acknowledge it. Since…

Here’s one for the “No Good Deed” file. Natalie Kitroeff reported for Wednesday’s New York Times about a Good Samaritan turned bad in Matamoros, Mexico. A local preacher took in would-be migrants to America while they languished on the Mexican side of the border (thanks to Donald Trump), but Kitroeff portrayed him as “The Good Samaritan Whose Kindness Wore Thin.” The reporter went so…

​Noticias Telemundo encontró tiempo para elogiar a las mujeres "en toda Latinoamérica por protestar en el "Día de Acción Global por el acceso al aborto legal y seguro" (ahora Día Internacional del Aborto Seguro), pero excluyó el caos y la destrucción ocasionados en la Ciudad de México por un grupo de activistas feministas encapuchadas que celebraron el día hiriendo a 37 personas, entre ellos…

Telemundo News found time to commend women “all over Latin America” for protesting on the "Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion" (now International Safe Abortion Day), but omitted the chaos and destruction caused in Mexico City by one group of hooded feminist activists who celebrated the day by injuring 37 persons, including 9 civilians, one government official and 27…

On Saturday morning's The Cross Connection, MSNBC again showed itself to be the place for misinformation bolstering liberal causes as host Tiffany Cross repeated a disputed statistic claiming that 70 to 90 percent of crimes gun in Mexico are from the United States, thus giving Mexico a rationale to sue gun manufacturers in the U.S.

In a 6-3 ruling late Tuesday, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices approved a lower court decision that forced the Biden administration to reinstate former President Trump’s so-called “remain in Mexico” policy for asylum seekers. And while the morning newscasts of ABC and CBS only briefly mentioned it Wednesday morning, they moved on by the evening while NBC Nightly News…

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court declined to issue a stay of a lower court ruling that the Biden administration's decision to repeal former President Trump's Remain in Mexico was "arbitrary and capricious" and thus illegal. On Wednesday, CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto declared this to be an outrageous act of hypocrisy.

Despite the Biden administration’s best efforts to turn our southern border into the most welcoming, easy-access gateway in the world – where 2 million unvetted and mostly unvaxxed illegal migrants are set to move through by the end of this year alone – one federal judge won’t let Biden get away with it.

​A pocas horas de la visita del secretario de Seguridad Nacional, Alejandro Mayorkas, a Brownsville, Texas, como parte de una gira de medios para abordar la crisis en la frontera sur, Telemundo entregó un inusual informe donde criticó el manejo de la crisis migratoria por parte del gobierno de Biden.

Tech reporter Kashmir Hill made the front of the New York Times Sunday Business section with a long story lamenting that for an arsonist accused of setting a fire in a school, “2,000 Miles Was Not Far Enough” to escape surveillance. The text box summarized: “In the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd, someone set a fire at a Goodwill in St. Paul. That led to an arrest in Mexico…

New information has emerged since our previous update on the Mexico City fiasco, which ensued when a woman was wrongfully introduced as a Univision journalist before proceeding to egregiously flatter Vice President Kamala Harris. Since then, the White House has issued a statement and we’ve completed a full transcript review, after which we can safely conclude that there is trickery afoot.