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It’s almost as if a mere handful of days barely goes by before yet another story about turmoil inside CBS runs somewhere in the liberal media landscape.

Despite ongoing criticism and economic concerns tied to the Middle East conflict, President Trump benefits from stronger-than-expected March job growth and a falling unemployment rate, giving him positive talking points amid public dissatisfaction, as noted with frustration by Politico’s Victoria Guida.

Friday’s roundtable on MS NOW’s The 11th Hour concluded by naming their MVPs of the week and there were some interesting selections. MS NOW’s online editor Anthony Fisher selected Judge Randolph Moss for his nonsensical ruling that said NPR and PBS are private companies and that President Trump’s defunding of them violated the First Amendment. Meanwhile, Independent Veterans of…

The trio of PBS News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz, The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks, and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart appeared ready to pronounce defeat on Friday as they juxtaposed President Trump’s Iran speech earlier in the week to the day’s news that saw an American F-15 and Black Hawk helicopter go down in Iran.

On Thursday's Deadline: White House on MS NOW, Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) reacted to Pam Bondi’s firing with a coarse sendoff—“good riddance”—then proceeded to dismiss every potential replacement, all while being encouraged by host Alicia Menendez.

The Washington Post thought it was a "national" story about what the Left calls "book bans." A Tennessee librarian was fired for refusing to move controversial books "with LGBTQ+ themes" from the children's section to the adults section. The Post didn't want to get into the content of the books, or the conservatives who criticize them.

During Wednesday’s Katy Tur Reports, the eponymous MS NOW host Katy Tur and her panel defended Europe amid President Trump’s attacks due to their lack of assistance in the Iran war. They instead wanted Trump to attack Gulf allies, like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, for not helping enough, even though they have pledged to do that exact thing, even though they do not have the same…

On Good Friday, David Bozell, President of the Media Research Center, joined WMAL host Derek Hunter to lambast the elitist media for their biased coverage and overall nuttiness! 

Two illegal aliens in Fairfax County, Virginia pleaded guilty to murder and could be back out on the street in three years, thanks to a sweetheart deal given them by a progressive prosecutor known for going easy of criminals who illegally enter the U.S.

The View has refused to have conservative activist Isabel Brown on the show after they smeared her earlier in the week for encouraging women to get married and have kids, but they still had her name in their mouths. On Wednesday’s episode of their Behind the Table podcast, Sara Haines said Brown, through "willful or ignorance," "misconstrued" The View's attacks on her. She…

PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour kicked off her Thursday show by suggesting remarks President Trump made in his Wednesday address on Iran have made ordinary Iranians angry at him. However, Amanpour provided no evidence for that, and it is likely she was just parroting various regime hacks she saw on X, which is otherwise banned for ordinary Iranians.

Early Thursday morning the Senate once again passed a bill by voice vote, that would fund most of DHS with the exception of ICE and much of Border Patrol, and they sent it to the House which will likely pass it, because reportedly, Republicans plan to use reconciliation to get all funding they want later, by bypassing Democrats. Even so, you would expect the left wing media to spin this as a…

On Tuesday afternoon, in the aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court striking down a Colorado law that bans conversion therapy for minors over their sexual orientation, MS NOW host Chris Jansing put on a negative spin, calling it "a major blow to LGBTQ rights." She could just as easily have called it a victory for free speech.

There are plenty of things an NBA player can do and still keep his job. League history is littered with examples: players involved in off-court scandals, arrests, and even allegations of serious violence. Time and again, teams and the league have found ways to look past behavior that, in most professions, would be career-ending. But there appears to be one line that cannot be crossed —…