Political Scandals

On Thursday afternoon, The New York Times released a long-rumored item about embattled Maine Democratic senatorial candidate Graham Platner that detailed claims many will find abusive toward ex-girlfriends. The major broadcast networks – ABC, CBS, and NBC – saw no reason to tell viewers about it on their flagship Thursday night newscasts. On their lead Friday morning shows, the blackout…

Bonchie of RedState.com asked an interesting question on X: Has a single late night comic told a single joke about Graham Platner? Our Alex Christy found nothing on ABC, CBS, or NBC. Comedy Central had a bit, but made more fun of stupid rural Mainers.

Whenever there’s a threat to George Soros’s regime, you can bet that a number of his grantees will swarm like bees to protect the hive. Enter the disgraced, extremist Southern Poverty Law Center.

As CBS’s The Late Show prepares to wind down operations in less than three weeks, host Stephen Colbert traveled to Chicago for a lengthy interview with former President Barack Obama to hype the opening of his presidential library and museum. Amid a flurry of other softballs, Colbert would suggest that in contrast to President Trump, Obama was a pillar of executive restraint, and recall the old…

Vanity Fair is increasingly shifting towards comedic, surreal coverage, highlighted by a bizarre interview with billionaire Stephen Cloobeck about disgraced Democrat Eric Swalwell. The piece, intended as serious journalism, instead reads like dark comedy, exposing outrageous scandals and pretenses within California Democratic circles.

The Friday evening newscasts of ABC’s World News Tonight, NBC Nightly News, and CBS Evening News continued their streak of ignoring Democratic Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick’s ethics probe as the House Ethics Committee found her guilty of 25 ethics charges. However, the Saturday editions of NBC’s Today and CBS Saturday Morning did manage to ever so briefly acknowledge the scandal’s existence…

CBS’s Stephen Colbert continued his years-long streak of not being censored by President Trump on Thursday as he quipped that the man formerly known as Prince Andrew was arrested for abuse of power in office, which is exactly what Trump campaigned on.

The network news can hardly notice the massive welfare fraud perpetrated by Somalis in Minnesota, and the media find nothing offensive about local Democrats telling ICE to 'get the f--k out of Minneapolis' and threatening to deploy the National Guard against ICE.

The late night comedy shows kicked off 2026 on Monday by talking about the big news of Nicolas Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces on Saturday in Venezuela. According to the liberal quintet, the most obvious motivations for President Trump to order such a move were to distract from the Epstein files and because Trump did not like Maduro’s dance moves.

As part of the elitist liberal media’s campaign to destroy President Trump’s second term by tying him to Jeffrey Epstein and his odious life of sex trafficking minors, the major broadcast networks of ABC, CBS and NBC have spent a gargantuan 1,033 minutes — or 17 hours and 13 minutes — since July 7 on their flagship morning and evening newscasts and Sunday talk shows seeking to establish an…

Along with the crazy things former MSNBC host Joy Reid and the insufferable, miserable Boomer women at the I’ve Had It podcast said Tuesday about CNN’s Scott Jennings and the MAGA movement, they also hurled a heinous smear at Erika Kirk and the Vance family, claimed without evidence President Trump has “dementia” and the media are covering it up, said “illegals” or “illegal immigrant” is the…

On Thursday, NBC’s Today refused to cover the indictment late Wednesday of Florida Democrat Congresswoman Shelia Cheriflus-McCormick for allegedly having stolen $5 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FMEA) to instead fill her campaign coffers.

The New Yorker article attempted to find incriminating evidence against Donald Trump in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents but found none. It resorted to a speculative concept called "negative space," suggesting Trump's incriminating absence in the files. The article, which acknowledged Trump's lack of connection to the allegations, uses awkward reasoning and focuses on unrelated…

On her Thursday night program, MSNBC’s Jen Psaki accused the Trump administration of wrongfully using the name of well-known Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre as a means to discredit the recent unveiling of Epstein e-mails. Many Democrats have held that pushing for a full-disclosure of information relating to the late sex offender could expose potential co-perpetrators and would bring…