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Anti-free speech Google has been hit with multiple antitrust lawsuits. 

Get your tuxedo ready! One of the fastest-growing artificial intelligence companies has officially tied the knot with notoriously leftist legacy media to prop up its content in chatbot responses.

There seems to be no end in sight for the media gaslighting on President Joe Biden’s abysmal economy. One economist has had it.

As the devastating Hamas-Israel War rages on, Business Insider launched an attack of a different kind against Elon Musk and X—while failing its own anti-“misinformation” standards.

Between Monday and Tuesday, four new Biden family scandals emerged, ranging from Hunter Biden’s artwork to business dealings inside Delaware to conflicts of interest in his tax probe to a former ally finally agreeing to spill the beans to a House committee about the Biden family’s ties to Burisma. If course, none of these scandals made it on the flagship morning and evening newscasts of ABC,…

Armed with a Columbia Journalism degree and pronouns in her Twitter bio, Insider real estate reporter Kelsey Neubauer published a story just after 6:00 a.m. Eastern Tuesday that she must have thought would impale the image of Florida and its governor, Ron DeSantis (R), thanks to this supposed finding: “More people actually moved out of Florida than New York or California in 2021”.

Media Research Center President Brent Bozell on Thursday blasted Google on Fox News at Night after yet another MRC study exposed the Big Tech giant’s left-wing bias just days before the historic 2022 midterm elections.

Numerous pro-abortion journalists have rushed to the defense of Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams after she drew heavy criticism from the right for her claim that “there is no such thing as a heartbeat at six weeks [of pregnancy].”

The liberal media machine is kicking into overdrive to convince the American people not to believe their lying eyes on the economy. Don’t worry if the second-quarter GDP numbers are atrocious, the narrative goes. It doesn’t necessarily mean we’re in a recession.

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross condemned companies that on the one hand pay travel expenses for employees traveling to states where abortion is legal but also contribute to pro-life politicians. She said "you can't dance with the Devil and the Lord at the same time."

Nina Burleigh of Business Insider was so irked by the multitude of "I Did That!" stickers appearing on gas pumps featuring Joe Biden's image that she made it her mission to hunt down the creator of that meme.

On MSNBC’s Morning Joe Friday, co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough eagerly brought on left-wing Business Insider columnist Linette Lopez to offer wild speculation that billionaire Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter would somehow result in the collapse of the richest man in the world’s “entire business empire.”

Someday the metaverse will come … and it may be sooner than later for Disney. The corporation is reportedly exploring the potential of “headsetless augmented reality” through a “virtual-world simulator” in their Disney theme parks.

If Business Insider writer Esme Mazzeo goaded me into calling her “‘elf’ one more time” and threatened me with anger and maybe even violence for doing so, I'd still be tempted to call her an “angry elf” because that’s what she is for her insane attempts to get a classic holiday movie cancelled on Christmas. Elf isn't up for cancellation.