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Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising when The Washington Post makes a list of the “Best Books” of the year, and then uses it to promote books by their own staff. But it looks more like advertising than book criticism.

Many big cities in California are facing an alarming crime wave with brazen mass robberies, and car burglaries. But some millionaire liberal actors think that’s no big deal.

When comparing the reactions of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and LeBron James to U.S. events with the egregious abuses in China, those two are some piece of work. The NBA issued a statement decrying vigilantism in the U.S., but the league and James seemed to be tongue-tied over the disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. She accused a high-ranking Chinese communist of raping her and…

How often did we hear, “The buck stops here,” from the media during the Trump years? Journalists never failed to hold the Republican president accountable for anything bad that happened in the country, whether it was deserved or not. But standards have lowered significantly with Democrat Joe Biden in office. We’re seeing this play out now as media outlets refuse to blame the president for the…

On CNN's New Day, Charles Ramsay, a former Philadelphia police commissioner and now a senior CNN law-enforcement analyst, Ramsay twice confessed to being stumped for the reasons behind the current smash 'n grab wave. Said Ramsay: "Many of the young people we arrested had no previous criminal records. And why they were getting involved in something like this I have no idea . . . So I…

New York Times reporter Alan Feuer made the front page on Thanksgiving with his “news analysis” equating neo-Nazi marchers with border control measures, school board protesters, even Kaepernick critics: “Charlottesville’s Extremist Theories Echo in the Mainstream Right.” Feuer promoted dangerous left-wing extremism back in June 2006 from a convention of 9-11 truthers.  

As we learn more about the senseless SUV attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin, some liberal media outlets are energetically attempting to spin away from the suspect Darrell Brooks and his left-wing politics on social media. In their Thanksgiving edition, USA Today’s front page explored the politics of “vehicle ramming.” But they shifted the scrutiny back to people who resent “Black Lives…

Interviewed by Jonathan Capehart on The 11th Hour regarding the outcome of the trial of the three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery, MSNBC contributor and former Obama appointee Brittany Packnett Cunningham never once mentions that a virtually all-white jury in a Deep South had convicted all three defendants of murder. Instead, Cunningham downplays the verdicts as "literally the very…

On Tuesday, Sister Toldjah at RedState penned a piece titled "We Need to Talk About How the Media Is Labeling the Waukesha Massacre." While "attack" or "rampage" isn't uncommon, some accounts are somehow softening the linguistic blow. NBC News referred to it as an “accident." PBS, Newsweek, and the Associated Press used the word “crash” in their headlines.

SendGrid has reportedly terminated an email account belonging to Revolver News.

Wikipedia has asked its users to weigh in on the platform’s article discussing "Mass killings under Communist regimes."

The holiday of Thanksgiving is under a yearly attack from liberals who find the holiday hateful and a “day of mourning.” But a newly reissued book on the history of the day finds it’s not the first time Thanksgiving has been under fire. Conservatives will find chapter 7 particularly interesting: It reminds readers of Franklin Roosevelt’s botched attempt to mess with the holiday.

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Days after GoFundMe tried to justify its Rittenhouse ban, the platform is under fire for allowing–and then deleting–a fundraiser for the suspect in the parade massacre.

In the interests of "diversity" and "inclusion," USA Today was willing to play Debbie Downer on Thanksgiving. On the top of page A-2 of their Wednesday-Thursday paper came the headline "Indigenous people plan day of mourning." They wrote that for many, "Thanksgiving represents the dark shadow of genocide and the resilience of Native people."