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The owner of one of the most powerful media companies in the world is once again throwing his enormous wallet into the political ring to shape an election outcome.

Late Tuesday, New York Times White House reporter Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan shared that “a growing number of people around” President Trump “favor” his years-long desire “to move reporters out of the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room” to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB) next door.

Fake polling results published as an “experimental project” to “expose how little scrutinization exists in media” were cited by the likes of The New York Times, MS Now and Mediaite, a confession by Wedgewood Polling reveals.

From the “can’t take it but can sure dish it out” department comes the New York Times, which somehow felt a satirical article by a famously corrosive liberal comedian that gently mocked the hard-left Democratic Socialists of America merited a critical pile-on.The headline? “Larry David Mocks the D.S.A. Some Are Not Amused. "

On Tuesday night, a supposed polling firm cited by the likes of The New York Times and MS NOW, Wedgewood Polls, put out a statement admitting to faking its polls. In the statement, posted on X, Wedgewood claimed it was a social experiment. 

Just last Monday, one of the group’s polls was cited on MS NOW by The 11th Hour host Ali Velshi. The presumably fake poll showcased a double-digit…

We've noted the California Democrat Xavier Becerra is lying repeatedly about his life story, claiming his father came to America in his 20s with $12 in his pocket. But an obituary said his father was born in Sacramento. In a front-page puff piece, The New York Times twice spread this "son of immigrants" line that's half-wrong. 

Whether or not you believe in “karma is a bish,” or “tempting the fates,” it’s undeniable that Joe Scarborough went on an unseemly riff on Thursday’s Morning Joe, gloating over what he saw as various woes facing Trump and the Republicans at the midterms. The screencap shows him holding up one of the headlines he described as “bad news” for Trump. Joe stopped just short of rubbing his hands in…

Wednesday’s New York Times Business section was blessed with “Hillary Clinton Starts Podcast On Election as Midterms Near.” The former First Lady, former U.S. Senator, and failed Democratic presidential nominee is forming a new podcast series for Vox Media with surly liberal tech journalist and podcaster Kara Swisher. The online headline came off more excited: “Hillary Clinton Steps to the…

The stark difference in media treatment a worse average inflation rate under Biden received vs. the Armageddon-level coverage a retrospectively tamer inflation situation under Trump got was first exposed via an analysis conducted by MRC Business and CNSNews.

The woke leftists at The Athletic, which functions as the sports department of The New York Times, cannot stand Indiana Fever basketball player Sophie Cunningham for her defense of women's sports, and keeping biological men off their court and out of their locker rooms.

The results of the Worst Media Quote of the Week are in, and the winner is…Michelle Cottle! 

On Friday's The Moment, MS NOW host Katy Tur and contributor Peter Baker seemed oblivious to recent stories about Somali Americans in Minnesota being involved in gang activity or even plotting terrorism as they tried to interpret what President Donald Trump meant in a recent statement calling out the violence.

POLL: What Was the Worst Media Quote of the Week?

New York Times non-fiction book reviewer Jennifer Szalai reviewed No Land to Stand On: “A Quietly Shattering Memoir by a Man Detained by ICE for His Beliefs -- Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist and former Columbia graduate student, offers an account of his ordeal and explains why his work continues.” And what would that “work” be? Not studying. The 31-year-old majored in the organized…