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USA Today is raising the eco-warrior cry over the new “battleground” in the fight against the climate bogeyman: Americans’ lawns. 

Fox News contributor and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley raised the alarm about the dangers of artificial intelligence’s (AI) political bias and false claims after he said he was wrongly accused of sexual harassment by ChatGPT. AI could be a real threat to free speech, he said.

In case you were wondering what USA Today's priorities are.

After the horrific shooting murder of three children and three adults at a Christian school in Nashville on Monday, public broadcasting and the New York Times joined the rest of the press in emphasizing the real crime: Misgendering the shooter, “trans man” Audrey Hale, who was stopped and killed by the brave officers who arrived at the scene -- a woman who identified as a man. On…

Once again the first half of Wednesday’s White House press briefing featured National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby to serve as a…

Hunter Biden and his family’s team of high-powered attorneys amended their lawsuit Friday against the former Delaware computer repair shop owner at the center of Hunter’s laptop scandal that exacerbated and illustrated for the world the First Son’s life of ruin. Not surprisingly, the liberal media — ranging from ABCNews.com to Delaware’s top newspaper to The Washington Post — were so…

With the sudden news Sunday night via The Wall Street Journal that the Biden Department of Energy believes COVID-19 came via a lab leak from the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Monday’s White House press briefing featured one hardball after another for both Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and her main crutch John Kirby of the National Security Council. However, the “big three”…

The top story on the front of Friday's USA Today touted that 19.7 of Generation Z -- those born from 1997 to 2004 -- identify themselves as "LGBTQ." A lesbian activist gushed they are "growing up in a culture that has finally been able to tell them they aren't alone, that they are beautiful and perfect exactly as they are."

You could be losing free speech online and not even know it. That’s the danger of the type of censorship recently uncovered by the Washington Examiner.

Heart-warming father-son mani/pedi.

NewsGuard is trying to establish itself as the gatekeeper of the internet. But its claims of objectivity and neutrality vaporize under the light of scrutiny.

The "independent fact-checkers" who rush to defend President Biden want everyone to know "The US still exists." PolitiFact, Lead Stories, Associated Press, and USA Today all pounced on a TikTok video claiming Biden signed away American sovereignty recently during his visit to Mexico.

Sports-section columnists can be the most aggressive liberal jerks in the opinion business. In Tuesday’s Washington Post, columnist (and University of Maryland journalism professor) Kevin Blackistone aggressively played guilt by association when Hall of Fame NFL coach and NBC football analyst Tony Dungy attended the March for Life last week.

Many years ago, radical leftists accused reporters of being “stenographers to power,” but in the modern age, our elite reporters are only stenographers to one party, whether it’s in power or not. Just examine coverage of President Biden’s speeches for Martin Luther King Day.