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This blog criticizes Politico’s profile of Beau Bayh as overly flattering and lacking in substance, focusing more on his pedigree and personal appeal than his political positions. Despite the hype, Bayh offers only vague statements, dodging substantial policy questions, leaving readers with little insight into his actual stances.

On Friday’s Morning Joe, the hosts of the program discussed the prospects of Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Co-host Jonathan Lemire took issue with the attendance of President Trump, as he called the event “very problematic” and “incongruous” during a discussion with MS NOW’s reporter Fallon Gallagher and analyst Eugene Robinson on the dynamics of the event amid the…

On Wednesday's The 11th Hour, it was sore loser time. MS NOW contributor Eddie Glaude claimed that Donald Trump was elected because of "greed and hatreds" after former CNN political analyst John Avlon asserted that voters in 2024 supported "strong and wrong" over Democrats who seemed too weak.

On Friday’s CNN This Morning, the network previewed this weekend’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner by spotlighting a highly questionable choice by the White House Correspondents' Association—and then compounding it with a guest selection that ensured a one-sided Trump-bashing segment.

Asked to comment on his faith in himself after becoming the top pick in the National Football League draft Thursday, Fernando Mendoza responded by stressing his faith in God.

Diego Lasarte’s New Yorker piece humorously covers Nicolás Maduro’s life in Brooklyn’s MDC jail, focusing on his unlikely friendship with rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, handmade SpongeBob gifts, and bizarre tales, including Maduro yelling at night and claiming presidential status—highlighting both the oddity and lack of sympathy for his plight.

On Thursday afternoon, NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck joined The Scott Jennings Show to expose a coordinated media protection racket gaslighting voters from Richmond to Sacramento. While the elitist press spent the week celebrating a narrow, 3-point victory for a radical new congressional map in Virginia, Jennings noted that a "wet blanket" has emerged in the form of former Attorney…

President Trump’s planned attendance at the White House Correspondents Dinner had really caused the liberal media snowflakes to meltdown. During Friday’s The View the ABC News co-host whined that Trump was going to be attending their elitist event and how they now had to skip it. Of course, they also had to humble brag about how they’re “always” invited and have had a great time when…

Two days before the White House Correspondents Dinner (WHCD), Vanity Fair’s Aidan McLaughlin published on Thursday a nearly 3,800-word gossipy tome filled with anonymous current and former CBS News correspondents and producers trashing editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and “useful idiot” CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil, seething over anything and everything already pilloried…

Using confidential information about his nation’s upcoming U.S. operation in Venezuela, a U.S. Army soldier with insider information placed prediction market wagers, netting him more than $400,000, the Justice Department said Thursday, announcing charges against Gannon Ken Van Dyke.

Due to the fact that Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner will not feature a comedian, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel took it upon himself to do his own roast of Republicans on his Thursday show, which was like every other episode of his show, but with more quick one-liners. As he concluded, Kimmel went off the deep end as he appeared to make a gay rape joke about FCC Chairman Brenden Carr and…

Comedy Central’s The Daily Show host-of-the-week Michael Kosta joined forces with Jordan Klepper on Thursday to dumb down the definition of what it means to be an “insane extremist” as they condemned new acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao for opposing the use of drag queens in recruitment videos.

Following a series of social media posts in the days prior, CBS immigration reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez’s trip to the U.S.-Mexico border finally yielded a formal news segment as, during Thursday’s CBS Mornings, he relayed that “it was extremely quiet” and he has “not see[n] a single migrant” while traversing it by land or water (the Rio Grande) after having seen in the past “…

The Associated Press’ in-house climate doom prophet Seth Borenstein ran one of the most punch-drunk, inane pieces of low-brow eco-babbling propaganda to ever plague the publication’s website.