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Some European visitors are gushing about America being awesome? The New York Times had to break out the hose to spray cold water on that. Times “food and culture” reporter Pete Wells played Fact Checker in an article headlined: "Those World Cup Tourists Loving American Food? They’re Not All What They Seem."

Even while trapped in Europe’s deadly summer sweatbox, two guilt-ridden New York Times reporters fretted about the modern-day life-saver of air-conditioning, issuing a dismissive, abstract story, “Europe’s Deadly Heat Wave: A Jolt for Climate Action, or Just for A.C.?” The story nudged the sweltering Euro-populace to keep favoring hypothetical reductions in average global temperatures…

In their new book, "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump," New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan devote considerable attention to the Trump administration’s efforts to influence Smithsonian exhibits. On a Morning Joe segment today, Haberman misleadingly framed it as Trump and his allies “wanting to leave their imprint on what art Americans can see…

One way our nation’s most “prestigious” newspapers show they’re Democrat Party propaganda sheets is when their fashion critics apply all of their tawdry partisan biases to their evaluations of the clothes of politicians (or their spouses). Vanessa Friedman of The New York Times went after Usha Vance and how "MAGA women aren't hiding their pregnancy?" Why should they? 

Two profiles of presidential candidates in Colombia, a left-winger and a right-winger, appeared on the same page in Sunday’s New York Times, but offering two markedly different tones. With the voting over, the “right-wing outsider” appears set to win the vote tally, and these pre-election stories are seeped in a sense of impending regret for the leftist’s blown opportunity. The print…

President Donald Trump, master of schadenfreude? That was what MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell and Rachel Maddow suggested on Monday’s episode of The Last Word. O’Donnell, under the influence of a new book by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, claimed that the indictments of his political opponents were all that Trump cared about.

Amid the media tour for the new mega-book Regime Change by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, the pair of authors appeared on MS NOW’s Morning Joe to sell their new book on the Trump Administration. In part of the interview, co-host Jonathan Lemire posed a question on Trump’s feelings on “mortality,” especially after the Kirk assassination…

The New York Times marked Father’s Day with a guest essay thumbing its nose at traditional families with a trans twist -- “What I Learned About Parenting as a Trans Dad.” Fox News provided the details: “It was written by Zach Ellams, a biological woman who identifies as a male, and focuses on Ellams’ experience raising a daughter while navigating questions about gender. Several…

Spend time on YouTube, and you’ll find Sen. Jon Ossoff begging for dollars, underlining he’s the only Democrat Senator up for re-election that’s in a state Trump won in 2024. He’s no shoo-in. So The New York Times sought to shore him up by touting his presidential timber: "This Senator is an Internet Sensation. Is He Running for President?"

It’s about time someone outside the conservative eco-sphere admitted the obvious about the insufferable narcissists that plague The Washington Post newsroom. But no one could have expected the admission to come from the newspaper’s owner.

For all the media bluster that Elon Musk’s hostile takeover of Twitter could ultimately nuke his net worth, the goalposts have since been moved and those same media talking heads are having a meltdown over the fact that the world’s richest man just proved all of them wrong.

Imagine being so mentally polluted (no pun intended) by your disdain for people who disagree with your climate fanaticism that you turn them into carbon footprint monsters in their obituaries? That’s exactly what leftist media outlets did writ large upon the passing of former ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond.

Thursday morning on X, Lyndsey Fifield — a Washington D.C.-area woman and conservative who revealed she had an abusive relationship with Maine Democratic senatorial candidate Graham Platner — tore into New York Times reporter and supposed #MeToo dean Jodi Kantor for her partisan hijinks and “horrific smears” in callously dismissing allegations she and other ex-girlfriends shared with…

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