Top GQ Editor: Obama Will Be Seen As 'Mount Rushmore Great'

GQ Magazine is mostly stuffed with fussy ads for men’s dressy clothing. But when it turns to politics, the love for Obama is intense. Last November, they published an Obama cover story by sportswriter Bill Simmons that oozed that Obama "carries himself like Roger Federer, a merciless competitor who keeps coming and coming, only there's a serenity about him that disarms just about everyone.He…
Tim Graham

New York Reporter Quits After Newspaper Endorses Trump

In a sign of just how heated this year's presidential election has become, a national political reporter resigned from his post at the New York Observer the day after the weekly newspaper – which is owned by Donald Trump's son-in-law -- endorsed the Republican front-runner a week before Tuesday's GOP primary. According to an article posted on the Huffington Post website and written by senior…
Randy Hall

Cuomo to Sanders: ‘Thousands of Young People Shouting Your Name'

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo on Thursday gushed over socialist Bernie Sanders, wondering what it feels like to have thousands “shouting your name?” The New Day anchor, who previously bashed Marco Rubio for “backward-looking” positions, fawned to Sanders: “To be here tonight with tens of thousands of young people shouting your name, believing in you, what does it mean, from where you came from and where…
Scott Whitlock

Latest Immigration Stats Skipped by Univision, Telemundo

The United States Department of Justice just released statistics for 2015 showing fewer deportations. The report also indicates that half of those caught in illegal border crossings never make it to court. Both Univision and Telemundo swept the story under the rug.
Edgard Portela

Obama, EPA Unmentioned In AP Stories on Largest Coal Co.'s Bankruptcy

Just three months after Arch, the nation's Number 2 coal mining company, filed for bankruptcy, Number 1, Peabody Energy, has followed suit. Five of the industry's largest firms have now gone bankrupt in the past 12 months. Two Associated Press stories on Peabody this week managed to avoid mentioning the name of President Barack Obama, whose hostility toward the industry has been obvious since…
Tom Blumer

WashPost Fawns Over Historical Dialogue of 'Anita Hill...Anita, Still'

In 2016, 25 years after her testimony, Anita Hill has offered no more substantiation of her unproven claims of sexual harassment by Clarence Thomas than she did in real time. But the media keep kissing her ring. On the front page of the Style section of The Washington Post on Thursday came an article headlined “Anita Hill kick-started an overdue discussion.” Inside it was "Anita Hill spurred…
Tim Graham

Kelly Blasts Media Coverage of Trump: 'Worry About Our Souls'

On her Wednesday night show, Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly described a recent meeting with Donald Trump to “clear the air” in wake the Republican frontrunner’s months of public attacks against her. However, appearing at the annual Women in the World forum on April 6, Kelly ripped into her media colleagues for their excessive and skewed coverage of the billionaire’s campaign.
Kyle Drennen

Tax Freedom Day Gets Later, But Media Ignore It

With the federal tax deadline moved to April 18 this year, people have an extra three days to procrastinate on their 2015 returns. Even with this extension, Americans will still have to work on average another six days before reaching Tax Freedom Day -- the day they’ve earned what the government will take from them during 2016. But the evening news shows have refused to talk about it.
Aly Nielsen

ABC Skips Own Poll Showing Unpopular Hillary, Hypes Dislike of Cruz

The journalists on Good Morning America, Thursday, eagerly touted a new poll finding that “most the country doesn’t like” Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. What did they ignore from their own survey? A majority of Americans aren't fond of Hillary Clinton either. Reporter Jon Karl trumpeted, “This poll looks at the Republican candidates and shows that the most of the country simply doesn't like them.” 
Scott Whitlock

Slate's Weisberg: Reagan Would Be 'Appalled' at 'Open Bigotry' in GOP

On Charlie Rose Wednesday night on PBS, guest host (and CBS anchor) Jeff Glor interviewed journalist Jacob Weisberg, who is Editor-in-Chief and contributor to the Slate Group, (which publishes Slate Magazine), on his new book about Ronald Reagan. At mid-interview, Glor asked Weisberg what Ronald Reagan would think about the current GOP party, giving the liberal journalist plenty of time to bash…
Kristine Marsh

Scarborough: Cruz 'Even Worse Than Trump' for GOP Senate Candidates

The Coming Cruz Senate Apocalypse? That's Joe Scarborough's baleful prophesy, should the senator from Texas snatch the Republican presidential nomination.  On today's Morning Joe, Scarborough asserted that "Ted Cruz is the worst-case scenario for [GOP] Senate candidates, even worse than Donald Trump." So bad, in fact, that Joe agreed with Mike Barnicle that Cruz as nominee = Chuck Schumer as…
Mark Finkelstein

Mexico’s Ambassador in ‘David vs. Goliath’ Struggle, Says Telemundo

The Mexican government’s decision to appoint a new ambassador to the U.S. is a direct result of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, Telemundo has reported.
Edgard Portela

Latest Feminist Trend: The 'Privilege' of Having Herpes

It’s Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Awareness Month, and what better way to promote awareness than... being loud and proud by sharing “I have an STI” with the public? This liberal trend hasn’t hit the media just yet. Silly me for thinking STI Awareness Month (I wasn’t aware there was such a thing) would have something to do with the education of STI’s and prevention. Instead, we have…
Melissa Mullins

ABC’s ‘Blackish’: No Female Doctors If Not for Gloria Steinem

Feminism and lesbian weddings were on the docket for Wednesday night’s showing of Blackish. But…on second thought…it was a lot more about feminism.
Dylan Gwinn