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Many conservatives are quickly forgiving tech giants like Zuckerberg and Bezos for their sudden shift to support free speech, coinciding with the chance of Trump returning to power. Zuckerberg abandoned some biased policies, yet Amazon hasn't restored a controversial book banned in 2021. Critics question if this shift is genuine or opportunistic, as tech giants previously censored dissenting…

The blog post discusses a new terrorist threat linked to a group of individuals described as a "transgender cult." It centers on a case involving the murder of a U.S. Border Patrol agent by a trans couple in Vermont and connects them to a group called "Zizians." The cult members are reportedly linked to multiple other murders, including an elderly landlord. The post raises concerns about trans…

It’s official Chuck Todd is donezo at NBC! 

Some people might be inclined to roll their eyes whenever someone says, “Imagine if they said that about Islam,” but such a hypothetical was warranted on Thursday’s edition of After Midnight on CBS. Host Taylor Tomlinson welcomed a trio of drag queens to her late night “comedy” game show to equate Catholicism with “brain rot” and exchange other bits of anti-Catholic and anti-Christian…

CNN was unglued late Thursday morning and early afternoon over President Donald Trump’s remarks at the White House press briefing on the deadly mi-air collision over the Potomac River with aviation correspondent Pete Muntean — who had otherwise been invaluable in his analysis and reporting — joining other unsurprising characters in channeling now-former colleague Jim Acosta.

Defending the destructive spending plaguing the federal government appears to be what The New York Times does best, which explains its nervous breakdown over President Donald Trump taking scissors to  Washington D.C.’s credit cards.

NBC’s resident open borders advocate Jacob Soboroff traveled over to CBS and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday to promote his new anti-Trump documentary Separated and claim that “deterrence doesn't work” as a border security strategy and we “need a new approach” to the issue.

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Now that Trump is in his second term, a few rare voices have floated the novel concept that to combat cratering trust in media, there should be attempts at balance. NPR preferred the ravings of ex-CNN reporter Oliver Darcy, who is smearing the current press corps as a pro-Trump horror movie.

With President Trump back in office, the hostile media have gone back to showing interest in presidential assertions made “without evidence”. This Trump coverage classic made its return as the media melted down over Trump calling out hiring practices at the FAA that placed a heavy emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). In so doing, the media actually ignored a ton of evidence.

This week's episode of NBC's Law & Order offered a sympathetic portrayal of a woman who kills her father with dementia.

On Monday's The ReidOut show, MSNBC political analyst Peter Beinart declared that he hopes President Donald Trump is tried for war crimes at The Hague in response to the President recommending that Gaza's population be relocated to neighboring Arab countries. He went on to label the suggestion "monstrous," "depraved," and "racist."

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr opened up a probe of NPR and PBS Thursday over their airing of commercial announcements. The New York Times warned of a “politicized” debate over public broadcasting. To suggest it tilts left "politicizes" it. But somehow, to tilt left is....not politicizing things?