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On Saturday, Hot Air’s weekend editor Jazz Shaw reported on left-wing Pennsylvania paper, The Philadelphia Inquirer, refusing to endorse any Republican candidates ahead of Tuesday’s primary election: “They are publishing their picks for the Democratic races as they normally do. But instead of listing endorsements for candidates in Republican primary races in Pennsylvania this week, the…

Throwing back to Friday and the final episode of The Psaki Show, Jen Psaki departed as White House press secretary with a briefing that featured points of chaos with Today News Africa’s Simon Ateba’s heckling, thank you’s from reporters, and an emotional, eye-rolling series of thank you’s from Psaki that included thanking the liberal media for their “accountability” of the administration to…

Nineteen days after the Department of Homeland Security announced an Orwellian new board to fight “disinformation,” the networks are still refusing to discuss the blatant attempt to muzzle free speech. But since April 27, the morning and evening newscasts have stayed silent on the DHS board. They have also been quiet on the background of Nina Jankowicz, the “truth” minister who is constantly…

Jennifer Daskal, one of President Joe Biden’s Disinformation Governance Board leaders, doesn’t just have several ties to liberal billionaire George Soros. She was also a Biden donor during the 2020 election cycle, according to Federal Election Commission records.

NBC's 2022 Billboard Music Awards pushed a pro-abortion agenda on Sunday night, using a girlish teen activist as their mouthpiece. The embarrassed kid stumbled over an awkwardly adult speech that was obviously written by ideologically invested grown-ups.

On Friday night's Real Time with Bill Maher, the HBO host lamented the so-called "Disinformation Governance Board" within the Department of Homeland Security and suggested its leader Nina Jankowicz is not a "bright person."

In its futile fight to remain a zero-COVID country, Australia basically suspended democracy, closed borders, locking its citizenry inside, and seemingly devolved to its roots as a prison colony. So Damien Cave, Sydney bureau chief for the New York Times, celebrated the country as a COVID success story with a 2,500-word justification for Australia’s authoritarianism: “…

A liberal Vox writer panicked after the Fifth Circuit upheld the controversial “censorship” law. NetChoice, the plaintiff in the lawsuit to stay the law, sued Texas over the “censorship” law last year and argued that it violated the First Amendment. The injunction was overturned this week and the law went into effect.

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources on CNN, Brian Stelter brought on leftist journalist Wesley Lowery to discuss what they describe as extremist content online and in media that inspired the shooter in Saturday’s mass shooting at a Buffalo grocery store. Lowery proceeded to accuse Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham, and Jewish conservative podcaster Ben Shapiro of parroting…

John Hinderaker at Power Line wrote "You can tell the Biden administration has badly bungled the infant formula situation when the best their shills at the Associated Press can do is play the 'Republicans pounce' card." Reporter Paul J. Weber penned a defensive story headlined “GOP’s new midterm attack: Blaming Biden for formula shortage.”

The current baby formula shortage crisis was predictable, notwithstanding President Biden’s claim about having to be a mind-reader to see it coming: A story warning of shortages appeared in the Wall Street Journal back in January. Also predictable: The New York Times circling the wagons to protect the Democratic president’s reputation from unfair, even “xenophobic” Republican attacks…

One day after the horrific mass shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo New York, NBC’s Chuck Todd during his panel segment on Meet the Press decided to have Al Sharpton as a guest to give his take on how America can put an end to racial violence.

Unvaccinated and politically incorrect, Brooklyn Nets basketball star Kyrie Irving is on the verge of losing his lucrative Nike contract. ESPN reported that Nike is unlikely to extend Irving’s signature shoe deal beyond the 2022-23 season due to “uncertainties surrounding his NBA future.” Also, the Nets are non-committal on giving the seven-time all-star a long-term contract. 

CNN is known for often failing to challenge Democrat politicians in any significant way, and Dana Bash’s interview with Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on State of the Union was no different.