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This week, a massive firefight broke out between Democrats and Team Trump over the White House takeover of the U.S. Agency for International Development. The USAID managed approximately $40 billion in fiscal year 2023; its original mandate, established under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, was to spread American influence across the globe through aid to various governmental and non-…

At less than three weeks into the second Trump administration, the Wall Street Journal somehow discerned on Friday that "The Mood of the American Consumer is Souring." But they only found one Trump voter whose mood had soured. 

The media continue to frantically push to save the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from the DOGE scalpel. This effort was the basis of today’s interview between CBS’s Margaret Brennan and original Squad Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN).

Now that the Second Trump Administration is going through the vast federal bureaucracy looking to root out waste, fraud, and abuse through the innovative DOGE, there is a sudden interest in Congressional independence. On ABC This Week, that hypocritical sudden interest was swiftly called out.

Leave it to the squawking shrews of ABC's The View to bore their remaining audience with a segment advertising a “transgender” Amazon Prime show that manages to squeeze in every woke cliche there is. 

Saturday’s New York Times included a mild headline, “Trump, Claiming Bias Against Afrikaners, Punishes South Africa.” But the text itself wasn’t nearly so reasonable, falsely accusing Donald Trump and Elon Musk of spreading a “conspiracy theory” (a favorite liberal smear against conservatives) for relaying actual news about a disturbing new law in South Africa. With aid to South…

Even though the elderly Joe Biden refused to participate in 2024, the traditional Super Bowl interview has been friendly terrain for Democratic Presidents.

CNN primetime host and White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins appeared on Thursday's Late Night with Seth Meyers and whimsically discussed how world leaders make fun of Trump for dragging them into hour-long news conferences, which is not the norm with the press. She implied how anti-Trump the reporters are by saying it was like "blood in the water" and "total mayhem" when they…

Politico issued an emergency note addressing claims that it receives indirect payments from government agencies through subscriptions to its Politico Pro service. The note avoids naming USAID, the agency at the center of the controversy. Politico insists it is privately owned with no government funding. But millions of money in subscriptions is government funding. 

Michigan State Rep. Laurie Pohutsky announced her decision to undergo sterilization as a protest against President Donald Trump's policies, doing so at a rally for the "50501 Movement" opposing his administration. Pohutsky criticized the administration's stance on reproductive rights, declaring she won't let her body be seen merely for its reproductive value. Her statement was polarizing,…

Just in time to stir up resistance to the Trump Administration’s whirlwind of government change, PBS is beginning a series called “On Democracy,” which aims to go beyond the day to day news “to look at big questions about the changing laws, institutions and norms.” PBS News Hour co-host Amna Nawaz conducted the series’ first interview on Thursday’s edition, with Barton Gellman from…

The scandal of the week might be called Subscription-gate. It was unveiled that the currently shuttered U.S. Agency for International Development was spending millions of dollars in lavishly priced subscriptions to "Politico Pro," one of those government-insider news products no one outside the bureaucracy reads.

Against the backdrop of Elon Musk’s budget-cutting initiatives, Washington Post associate editor and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart got triggered on Friday’s PBS News Hour when the American Enterprise Institute’s Matthew Continetti reminded him that former President Joe Biden abused executive power on his student loan order. Capehart argued that comparisons were “apples and…

Joe Rogan knows a thing or two about Fake News. The Spotify star contracted COVID-19 in 2021 and watched media outlets spread false information about his treatment regimen. Now, Rogan is setting the record straight on Kamala Harris’s failed attempt to join his podcast late in the presidential campaign. The comedian says he has the “receipts” to back it up.