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A suitably bizarre New York Times story, commemorating a bizarre new sculpture over a state courthouse building in New York City, appeared on the front of Saturday’s Arts section: “Move Over Moses and Zoroaster: Manhattan Has a New Female Lawgiver, by Dan Bilefsky: "'Maybe she can help channel us back to reinstating Roe v. Wade,' Bishop added, referring to the “NOW” sculpture, which…

Ex-prisoner Amanda Benson revealed she was terrified of being raped by violent transgender females during her time behind bars. 

Damar Hamlin spoke publicly for the first time Saturday, in a video explaining his belief that God is using him as a vessel to spread passion and love to the world. The Buffalo Bills defensive back nearly died January 2 when he went into cardiac arrest after tackling a Cincinnati Bengals receiver. 

The first two episodes of The 1619 Project series are out on Hulu, bringing Nikole Hannah-Jones’ revisionist history to the screen, with the help of handpicked historians and commentators.  

Don Lemon's obsession in discussing the Super Bowl is that, for the first time, it will feature two black starting quarterbacks.

On Friday, The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN investigated the currently prominent "He Gets Us" TV ads promoting Jesus in terms meant to please centrists and liberals. Comically, CNN presented this largely as a right-wing conspiracy. 

The debaucherous, pornographic and exploitive drama Gossip Girl returned for a second season to continue poisoning the minds of its teen viewers, but thankfully the show has gotten the axe from HBO Max. (Get woke, go broke!) Not before ten episodes of explicit sex, drugs, and woke SJW politics aired to an impressionable, underage audience, though.

Wesley Lowery, a former Washington Post reporter who covers police issues and race, appeared on PBS’s news roundup Washington Week Friday to talk about the brutal killing of Tyre Nichols at the hands of police after a traffic stop in Memphis, and both he and the emotional show host Yamiche Alcindor insisted anti-black racism was so widespread in America that it…

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On Sunday's edition of CBS's Face the Nation, moderator Margaret Brennan made the mistake of bringing up how according to her network 70 percent of House GOP members allegedly denied the results of the 2020 elections. When Brennan mentioned this to Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, it did not go well for her. McCarthy turned it around on Brennan and noted how prominent members…

In a random act of journalism on Sunday by CNN’s State of the Union co-moderator Dana Bash, three Democrat members of Congress were questioned about their controversial comments and actions that caused them to be kicked off of their respective committees. Representatives Adam Schiff, Eric Swalwell, and Ilhan Omar were given an opportunity to answer for their lies, ties to Chinese…

On NBC's Meet the Press, moderator Chuck Todd spent much of his interview Sunday with Ohio Republican Congressman Jim Jordan by arguing with him over whether the FBI was justified in targeting concerned parents who attended school board meetings. Todd even accused Jordan of "trying to create a controversy out of the FBI following up on a tip."  

CNN political commentator Karen Finney appeared on ABC's This Week on Sunday during the "PowerHouse Roundtable" segment to falsely claim that "anti-black racism is everywhere" in America today and compared the banning of the radical and racially divisive Critical Race Theory in public K-12 schools to the kind of police brutality we saw on Friday night when the body camera footage was…

On Wednesday evening, PBS NewsHour continued its push for more gun restrictions as reporter John Yang spoke with gun control activist Gloria Pan of the group Moms Rising.