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Three men were killed at the San Diego Islamic Center by two teenagers who were then found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wounds. It’s easy for us to feel unified in horror over this, but it’s also going to become grist for claims America is overwhelmed by "Islamophobia."

Even a liberal billionaire who’s spent years dumping fortunes into lefty pet projects understands how economics really works when push comes to shove. Enter The Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos.

Dave Itzkoff is a former culture reporter for The New York Times, but he's still dabbling as their Saturday Night Live correspondent. At the end of Season 51, "Ditzkoff" (his X handle) naturally loved the liberal-pleasing comedy bits in his "Best of SNL" list. 

The New York Times’ coverage of the fatal shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego got off to a bad start by using “New York activist” Linda Sarsour as the sole source to a story by Adeel Hassan that purported to inform readers “What to Know About San Diego’s Islamic Center.” The Times again omitted Sarsour’s radical and hateful past, like her disgusting social media…

Stephen L. Miller -- "Redsteeze" on X -- won our Bulldog Award for Outstanding Social Media Personality for taking on all kinds of media misbehavior on Elon's free-speech playground. We discuss bizarre rape-dog stories, the "Corbynization" of the Left, and Oliver Darcy's farcy website waging war on Bari Weiss as she barely makes changes at CBS News.

On Thursday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry announced the country intends to sue The New York Times for defamation over claims by Nicholas Kristof that Israeli security personnel sexually abused Palestinian prisoners, including that they trained dogs to rape them.

Gullible New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, always willing to see the best side of Saddam Hussein and fanatical Islamic radicalism and the worst side of democratic Israel, penned a long investigative column, “The Silence That Meets the Rape of Palestinians,” alleging without corroboration that Israel soldiers, settlers, and especially prison guards have long committed sexual…

The New York Times has published several stories with a First Amendment defense of ABC's The View, considering the FCC is probing them on equal-time grounds. On Saturday, they acknowledged the NewsBusters studies showing how ridiculously one-sided it is. ABC claimed Trump aides refused to appear, like that absolves them of being an unanimous hootenanny.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner got a Nazi tattoo in Croatia in 2007 while serving in the Marines – not just a swastika tat either, but a special skull and crossbones “Totenkopf” tattoo, similar to those worn by Hitler’s SS. He had the tattoo covered with new ink in late October 2025 only after it became a controversy during his emerging Maine U.S. Senate campaign. Notably, the…

Last week, The New York Times reported scornfully on how discrimination claims by white men and Jews are “Discrimination Cases That Match Trump’s Agenda.” In their view, the EEOC should always match the leftist agenda. It’s supposed to be a captive agency of the Left. This week, the EEOC sued The Times for discrimination against a white male employee who applied for a deputy…

The 2026 Pulitzer Prizes were awarded Monday afternoon and, after a four-year hiatus of holding a sitting president to account, they climbed back aboard their high horses to dole out seven prizes for Trump-bashing “journalism” to the Associated Press, the Chicago Tribune, the Miami Herald, The New York Times, Reuters, and The Washington Post.

In 2022 the New York Times ran an enormous three-part series eviscerating conservative host Tucker Carlson for nationalism and racism and being “Trump’s heir.” Now that he’s rejected his Trump birthright over the Iran War, Carlson can be rehabilitated by the paper as an anti-war, anti-Trump voice, with interviewer Lulu Garcia-Navarro recognizing Carlson as “an object of a lot of…

The New York Times reacted badly to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in vote in Louisiana v. Callais that struck down racial gerrymandering to insure black voters have the best chance to elect black representatives to Congress. Political reporter Nick Corasaniti, long-obsessed with so-called GOP “voter suppression,” went dramatic in “Voting Rights Ruling Could Fuel Era of…

The ranks of would-be presidential assassins are a cavalcade of losers, yet the latest shooter who set out to murder Donald Trump — the man who opened fire at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Sunday — turns out to have an elite educational background. Cole Allen is a graduate of CalTech, the prestigious California Institute of Technology. In the most recent City Journal college…