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National Public Radio regularly crosses the line separating pro-abortion bias (practically a given at elitist media outlets) to outright abortion advocacy, painting it as a useful health care procedure in two stories. Kate Wells reported Wednesday on the question dear to the heart of NPR: “As abortion access shrinks, could urgent care centers help?”, a story by Kate Wells: "Providing abortions…

MS NOW star Rachel Maddow should have extra time to prepare her long lecturing monologues on Monday night, since she's only doing one show a week for a reported $25 million a year (nice work if you can get it). But on April 6, she borrowed from an NPR story to underline how the Trump administration is mistreating the veterans. It's too bad she didn't actually seem to read the whole article…

On April 3, National Public Radio’s own “public editor” admitted the network had ignored Jewish voices after the nearly deadly attack on a synagogue in Michigan, while sympathetically promoting Hezbollah voices of families killed by Israeli strikes in Lebanon, as if that would in any way justify the attack. It’s part of a pattern of NPR's regional coverage. NPR’s Leila Fadel talked to Dr.…

National Public Radio recently aired two frankly sexist episodes of its race-based podcast Code Switch, hosted by B.A. Parker and Gene Demby. The April 1 edition: “'Mar-a-Lago face': MAGA's aesthetic loyalty test." This sexist angle, which NPR surely wouldn’t tolerate from the right, was barely skimmed on the show or by its guest from the left-wing magazine Mother Jones.

NPR “public editor” Kelly McBride usually investigates complaints from coverage from die-hard NPR fans – meaning laments that NPR hasn’t been sufficiently leftist. But on April 2, one of the three complaints she answered was from the “unwoke.” She admitted that NPR didn't air voices of those targeted in a Michigan synagogue attack...after they went to the attempted killer's hometown in Lebanon…

Friday’s roundtable on MS NOW’s The 11th Hour concluded by naming their MVPs of the week and there were some interesting selections. MS NOW’s online editor Anthony Fisher selected Judge Randolph Moss for his nonsensical ruling that said NPR and PBS are private companies and that President Trump’s defunding of them violated the First Amendment. Meanwhile, Independent Veterans of…

By a surprising, landslide 8-1 majority vote, the Supreme Court tossed out on free-speech grounds Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy -- volunteer talk therapy designed to change a person's attraction to same-sex individuals, or cure gender dysphoria. The single dissent came from the court’s most liberal justice. NPR's Nina Totenberg pushed that view.

The newspapers routinely play Hide the Ideology when liberal judges are resisting President Trump. They’ll write “A federal judge” ruled against Trump, and not tell consumers that the judge is a liberal. Liberals are always painted as nonpartisans when they act like partisans. So it was for an Obama-appointed judge ruling in favor of NPR and PBS.

National “Public” Radio announced a formal move into video with a new video podcast called NPR Newsmakers. The NPR YouTube page has been doing plenty of these half-hour “deep dives” in recent months, most noticeably with Democrat politicians who are pondering a run for president in 2028.

NPR reporter Rachel Treisman relied on politicized "science" to muddy the waters on Thursday’s Morning Edition in a story headlined “The Olympic committee bans trans athletes from women's events, raising many questions.” She questioned the common-sense decision of the Olympics to not allow biological men to unfairly compete against women in the 2028 games.

On Monday's Morning Edition newscast, NPR justice correspondent Carrie Johnson offered a tribute to Robert Mueller, the former FBI Director and special counsel in the "Russian collusion" probe of Trump. The collusion probe was the final third of the segment. At the end, NPR replayed audio of a leftist "Need to Impeach" ad to underline Mueller's congressional testimony after his report…

National 'Public' Radio hates President Trump with great passion. So naturally, they pounced on Brian Stelter's favorite Swedish think tank finding Trump's going to end democracy.

If you thought the elitist media couldn't sink any lower, think again. Tuesday morning on Fox Business' The Bottom Line, MRC NewsBusters Executive Editor Tim Graham joined Dagen McDowell and Brian Brenberg to dismantle a news cycle that has moved past bias and straight into delusion.

National Public Radio is still in hot pursuit of the supposed sins of GOP Islamophobia, while anti-semitism from Muslim Democrats is never news. NPR made not just one but two stories out of Barbara Sprunt’s reporting, which consisted of her acting horrified about Republicans saying mean things about Islam without being punished. The first story aired March 13 on All Things Considered…