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National Public Radio’s Morning Edition offered a petulant rundown of the shocking and wildly successful involuntary expatriation of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro from Caracas to face drug trafficking charges in America (“7 takeaways from Trump's action in Venezuela”). Senior political editor Domenico Montanaro unleashed this doozy of a double-standard for entry No. 4, sub-headed…

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth issued a letter of censure to Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) that initiates a review process of his retirement rank and pay, as a result of his role in the shameful “Seditious Six” video that sought to undermine troop morale and good order by instigating them to disobey unspecified “illegal orders” such as the ongoing boat strikes in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. Of…

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As you should expect, NPR Morning Edition anchor Steve Inskeep is a cheerleader for his “news” network. On his Substack page came a titled “Public radio may be stronger in 2026.” He claimed "The fact-free hypothesis of NPR’s partisan critics was that NPR lost audience in the early 2020’s because it was too woke... much of the 'evidence' of bias was imaginary."

In contrast to ABC’s Good Morning America injecting an aura of chaos, concern, and negativity concerning Saturday’s U.S. military operations in Venezuela, Monday’s CBS Mornings and NBC’s Today were able to remain critical while not losing their proverbial noodles.

In addition to putting his life into print via his to-be-released memoir American Spy later this year, Navy veteran Zachary Young, the man who took CNN to court for malicious defamation and won, was looking to adapt his story into a serialized television show.

Morning Joe brought out the Yes-buts on Monday. "We're certainly not hoping that things [in Venezuela] unravel, BUT that's what recent history has taught us." You just know that Scarborough and the rest of the liberal media are licking their lips, hoping and praying, waiting to pounce at the slightest indication that things are not going according to plan.

Narrative consistency on economic coverage is definitely not one of CNN’s strongest suits, and its latest pile of garbage it spewed to harangue President Donald Trump’s economy is case-in-point.

Texas enjoyed the largest net in-migration of any state last year, while California (once again) suffered the largest net loss of residents, results of the latest annual U-Haul Growth Index released Monday reveal.

Monday was The View’s first day back after their winter hiatus and the daring arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro over the weekend had some of them in a tailspin. None more so than former federal prosecutor Sunny Hostin, who proved why she no longer had that job. According to her, the Trump administration arresting Maduro and extraditing him the United States was a “…

In an unexpected and striking move, President Trump orchestrated the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, sending tremors through global politics. The operation's execution post-Maduro's meeting with China heightened tensions with authoritarian states. Analysts, including those typically critical of Trump, note the implications for U.S. energy supply, regional stability, and potential…

On Monday, ABC’s Good Morning America stood alone among the broadcast networks in expressing uniform disgust to Saturday’s U.S. military actions in Venezuela to capture dictator Nicolas Maduro, painting a picture of chaos, “questions,” and “uncertainty” thanks to what they painted as illegal behavior by the Trump administration. ABC came dangerously close to openly siding with the…

Sunday's 60 Minutes didn't air their controversial report on the Salvadoran CECOT prison, but they did make quick room for Scott Pelley to investigate President Trump's seizure of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. The story led with the expert Roger Carstens, a former "Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs" under Trump and Biden, who quibbled with the notion that Maduro was a "…

Legacy media have echoed Democrats’ dour talking points in an effort to cast a pall on President Donald Trump’s first year back in office, but a look back at the year 2025 reveals there was significant good news to be had for those willing to see it.