AP 'Guidance' on Using 'Alt-Right' Designed to Smear Conservatives

In an extraordinarily selective move which reeks of political motivations, the Associated Press has issued "usage" and "boilerplate" guidance relating to the "alt-right" which it clearly expects its "1,400 U.S. daily newspaper members and thousands of television and radio broadcast members" to follow. The AP is essentially demanding that journalists henceforth define the beliefs of the "alt-right…
Tom Blumer
November 29th, 2016 5:28 PM

Nonsense News Nightline Hilariously Objects to Fake News Sites

ABC’s Nightline, a program that has covered such non-stories as “bootleg butt injections” and “cat poo coffee,” actually complained about “fake news” websites. Co-anchor Juju Chang on Monday huffed that “established media outlets are built on accuracy” as she wondered if scam websites resulted in Hillary Clinton losing.   
Scott Whitlock
November 29th, 2016 4:33 PM

Weekly Churchgoers Mocked as 'Super Religious' on 'Jane the Virgin'

The CW’s Jane the Virgin went the predictable crooked, corrupt Catholic Church route on Monday night.
Karen Townsend
November 29th, 2016 4:16 PM

Mitchell Brings on ObamaCare Architect to Bash Trump HHS Pick

On her MSNBC show on Tuesday, anchor Andrea Mitchell decried President-elect Donald Trump’s “controversial cabinet nomination” of Georgia Congressman Tom Price as Secretary of Health and Human Services, warning viewers that he has been “a fierce critic of ObamaCare and has been a major proponent of overhauling entitlement programs like Medicare.”
Kyle Drennen
November 29th, 2016 4:11 PM

CNN Panel Shuts Down GOP Guest When He Mentions PP Video Scandal

On Tuesday afternoon, CNN Newsroom expressed discomfort and promptly went into spin mode for Planned Parenthood as host Brooke Baldwin and two panelists shouted down Trump supporter Steve Cortes for alluding to the Planned Parenthood baby parts scandal and expressing support for the Republican push to defund the abortion provider under President-elect Donald Trump’s administration.
Curtis Houck
November 29th, 2016 4:06 PM

'Hamilton' Creator Boosts Planned Parenthood on #GivingTuesday

On Tuesday, Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda spotlighted abortion giant Planned Parenthood as part of the annual #GivingTuesday effort on Twitter. Miranda re-Tweeted a follower's post that sang the praises of his mother, Dr. Luz Towns-Miranda, for her service on the national board for the left-wing organization. The celebrity added, "Working on this...," and included the Giving Tuesday hashtag…
Matthew Balan
November 29th, 2016 3:45 PM

CBS: ‘Anguish’ Over Loss of ‘Thunderous’ ‘Father Figure’ Castro

CBS This Morning co-host Charlie Rose again reported from Cuba on Tuesday, trumpeting the “legacy” of the “thunderous” Fidel Castro and the “anguish” over his death. Aside from one passing mention about the dictator’s violence, the focus was entirely on praise for Castro. Talking to one person, Rose recounted, “Many were overcome, either by the heat or by grief. ‘He is living eternally now,’ this…
Scott Whitlock
November 29th, 2016 12:57 PM

'They Don't Hate the Country!' Whoopi Defends Flag Burners on The View

Tuesday on ABC’s The View, the panel opened by discussing Donald Trump’s recent tweets that threatened to jail or revoke citizenship to people who burned the American flag. While the whole panel agreed that this punishment would be a violation of the First Amendment, co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg went out of her way to defend the action of flag burning in the first place. When co-host Paula Faris…
Kristine Marsh
November 29th, 2016 12:50 PM

Daily Beast Applauds Hollywood Pushing Anti-Gun Agenda

In an article for The Daily Beast on Friday, entertainment writer Matt Wilstein eagerly touted the newly released film Miss Sloane as the latest barrage in Hollywood’s crusade against gun rights. He promoted how the political thriller “focuses on a battle-hardened female lobbyist who gives herself the Herculean challenge of taking on the gun lobby."
Kyle Drennen
November 29th, 2016 12:10 PM

NYT’s Cave Compares Castro to Odd Relative, Fears 'Income Inequality'

The New York Times has treated the passing of Cuba’s Fidel Castro less as the death of a dictator than the dying of a revolutionary dream. Former Miami bureau chief Damien Cave’s off-lead story from Havana on Monday interviewed three generations of Cubans, but only came within glancing distance of the truth of the tyrannical leader, treating him more as an eccentric relative than a man who has…
Clay Waters
November 29th, 2016 11:57 AM

CNN's Louis: Reagan Told 'Clearly Untrue' 'Fables Abt Welfare Queens'

On Tuesday's New Day, after co-host Chris Cuomo argued that Donald Trump was "lying" by claiming there were millions of illegally cast votes, CNN political commentator Errol Louis brought up former President Ronald Reagan and smeared him as having made up a story about "welfare queens." Even though liberal sources like Slate and NPR admit that the "welfare queen" Reagan spoke of existed, the CNN…
Brad Wilmouth
November 29th, 2016 11:34 AM

Bozell: Nets Discover Third Party Candidate Now That She Helps Hillary

Now that a liberal third party candidate could potentially help Hillary Clinton, journalists have suddenly discovered her. That’s the message Brent Bozell delivered as he appeared on the Fox Business Channel, Tuesday, to blast the networks for only caring about Jill Stein when she could aid Clinton. 
NB Staff
November 29th, 2016 11:18 AM

Media Freak Out Over Trump's Conservative HHS Pick Tom Price

Hours after Donald Trump announced Republican Congressman Tom Price as his pick for Health and Human Services Secretary, the media had already begun their witch hunt against him. Price is a vocal opponent of Obamacare with a consistently conservative record on social issues such as abortion. This, of course, made him an easy target for liberal journalists who took to Twitter Tuesday morning to…
Kristine Marsh
November 29th, 2016 11:12 AM

10 Of The Most Confident—But Wrong—Election Predictions

There were plenty of surprises this election season. While documentarian Michael Moore and pundit Ann Coulter stole the show with their solid predictions that Trump would win, many journalists and celebrities were certain it would never come to pass. Below you will find a list of some of the most confident—and wrong—election predictions. 
Sarah Stites
November 29th, 2016 10:31 AM