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On Wednesday's Amanpour & Co., simulcast on PBS and CNN International, Christiane Amanpour brought on liberal activist Frank Schaeffer to complain about the pro-life evangelical movement that he helped found before turning liberal and spending his time trashing conservatives.

On Tuesday, former Delaware laptop repair shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac revealed to the great Miranda Devine of the New York Post that he’d be suing CNN, the Daily Beast, Politico, and Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) for having “falsely accused him of peddling Russian disinformation” when he helped reveal Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop to the world.

As the left continues to threaten Supreme Court justices and engage in acts of violence in anticipation that the Court may strike down Roe v. Wade, CNN’s New Day finally got around to covering hypothetical Roe-related violence…from the “far-right.”

On Thursday, CNN’s global employee town hall generated some interesting news as new boss Chris Licht announced some of the plans and intentions to his nearly 5,000 underlings. Among the headline-worthy items to come out was Licht’s dissatisfaction with the morning show New Day, a desire to have something “fun” in Chris “Fredo” Cuomo's old 9:00 p.m. timeslot, a clampdown on leaks, and…

On Wednesday, CNN’s Don Lemon proved once again how little he knows about anything he discusses on his low-rated primetime program Don Lemon Tonight. Further evidence of this is the fact that he asked two of his guests, Atlantic senior editor Ron Brownstein, and Washington Post columnist Max Boot why the Second Amendment is “sacrosanct” but Roe v. Wade is not. 

Things were not quiet on the western front Tuesday morning over at CNN as Early Start and New Day were despondent over the leaked Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, arguing it could lead to women becoming “second-class citizens” with things such as gay marriage and sodomy being deemed illegal to the point that a “right to privacy” is abolished.

After Tuesday’s New Day, CNN’s John Avlon is going to need a new name for his “reality check” statement as he had several factual errors in just the concluding part of his rundown of the leaked draft opinion suggesting the Supreme Court will strike down Roe v. Wade, including that striking down Roe and allowing for pro-life laws isn’t conservative.

CNN may portray itself as a network that believes in science, but senior legal analyst Laura Coates destroyed that façade on Monday’s Don Lemon Tonight as she reacted to the leaked draft opinion that suggested the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade by alleging that women won’t be equal to men in post-Roe America and offering the fact that Justice Alito never…

As NewsBusters previously reported, the leftist media is in full melt-down mode over a report from Politico that the Supreme Court is set to strike down Roe v Wade. 

The media made a big deal out of the White House Correspondents Dinner being back with Biden, baby! At least he joked the press is less popular than he is.

The closely watched and highly salacious sexual assault case against CNN host Don Lemon has been dropped according to reporting by Puck News co-founder Dylan Byers and a statement from his accuser admitting he misremembered what happened. Lemon’s legal team lashed out at media outlets for ever daring to report on the allegation, calling it a “case-study in unethical and uninformed reporting…

Over the weekend, the Biden administration rolled out his Ministry of Truth under the Department of Homeland Security called the Disinformation Governance Board. This clearly Orwellian (1984) machination has rightly been the subject of scrutiny, but on Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN host and chief media apologist Brian Stelter suggested the real problem was the “right-wing…

Morning Joe leads its show by mocking Donald Trump fumbling over the name of J.D. Vance, the candidate he has endorsed in the Ohio Republican Senate primary. But the show rarely if ever reports Biden's frequent gaffes.

Former CBS and MSNBC producer Chris Licht formally took the helm of CNN on Monday morning and, in a 650-word note to employees, said he wouldn’t be in “the weeds of day-to-day editorial decision making” (like former CNN head Jeff Zucker), take on “‘group-think,’” and ensure CNN is “respectful of differing viewpoints.”