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On CBS News Sunday Morning, the weekend magazine show went in-depth on Iranian A.I. LEGO propaganda, as senior contributor Ted Koppel seemed mesmerized by its musical prowess. The report also went into special focus on Iranian propaganda videos that connected the war to the Epstein Files to an alleged Israeli blackmail scheme, which Koppel gave little pushback to.

Apparently, CNN has one-upped the experts on energy markets. They're claiming, based on current price fluctuations, that we won’t see oil dip below $70 a barrel until — get this — 2032.

In what took only a few seconds and thus proving how easy it should be to do their supposed jobs as journalists, Tuesday’s CBS Mornings became the first flagship morning or evening broadcast network newscast — meaning ABC, CBS, and NBC — to mention Texas Democrat senatorial candidate James Talarico’s radical views on gender and religion in a larger piece about Tuesday’s Texas…

While ABC’s The View was over the moon for the New York Knickerbockers sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers, a member of a different New York team was the focus of their hatred. During Tuesday’s episode, The View suggested Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart should wear “extra padding” when he plays or practices because other players were doing to try to injure him. His offense that…

“What the judge did was double harm," former Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins said, commenting on the arrest of a man who wouldn’t have been free to go on a second shooting spree if a judge hadn’t ignored her sentencing request in 2020.

The results of the Worst Media Quote of the Week are in and the winner is Joy Behar!

Website traffic for Newsweek, Al Jazeera, and The Minnesota Star Tribune closely mirrored how often their stories were promoted on top news aggregators—Apple News, Google News, and MSN. When promotion increased, so did traffic; when it dropped, audience numbers also fell, showing the outsized influence these digital gatekeepers have on major media outlets’ visibility.

Despite having spent years ignoring seemingly endless Joe Biden gaffes and signs of mental and physical decline, NBC’s Today decided Tuesday it was going to take presidential health seriously by painting President Trump’s cognitive and physical health for office as “under a growing spotlight” with voters having serious doubts about his ability to remain in office.

If you weren’t a political junkie, you could watch actress Sally Field give a 65-second speech at the end of Sunday’s 60 Minutes about the First Amendment and the “brilliance of our Constitution” and think it was like a “Bicentennial Minute” (which CBS aired in 1976). Dig a little deeper, and it seems timed to protest the end of Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.

The liberal thesis that CBS has become MAGA TV took another hit on Tuesday’s edition of CBS Mornings as co-host Vladimir Duthiers interviewed The Daily Show’s Josh Johnson about his upcoming HBO standup special. While Comedy Central is a fellow Paramount property and HBO’s parent company Warner Bros. is in the process of merging with Paramount, Duthiers sat down to marvel…

On Tuesday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish asked — seemingly out of nowhere — during coverage of the Texas GOP Senate primary runoff: “Is John Cornyn a RINO?” Cornish did not mention or dispute Cornyn’s widely cited [99%+] voting alignment with President Trump on roll-call votes where Trump took a clear position.

Regular viewers of the liberal media have come to expect that Republican guests are on Sunday shows will get hard questions and lots of interruptions. But Sunday on CNN's State of the Union, host Jake Tapper quizzed EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin calmly about environmental issues, including "forever chemicals" in drinking water. Zeldin knew his stuff, and Tapper let him answer.

The cast of MS NOW’s Morning Joe assembled on Tuesday to rain on the upcoming America 250 celebrations by observing how every time the country makes racial progress, it also relapses soon after. Not content to simply give a history lesson, co-host Joe Scarborough led the panel in saying the current Trump Era is one of those relapses.

The focus of Friday’s Washington Week in Review journalist roundtable (which aired on the eve of Memorial Day weekend) was the Department of Defense, especially on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s war against wokeism, which the panel disapproved of, especially New York Times national security correspondent Helene Cooper, who all but accused Hegseth and the Trump Administration…