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Washington Post national correspondent Philip Bump made a wild argument to try to pressure Congress to pass a massive $1.9 trillion stimulus bill that his own newspaper said may be “mismatched.”

Outgoing Washington Post executive editor Martin Baron claimed the Post has no “ideological attachment” to the Democrats. But the front of Tuesday’s Style section had a splashy article headlined “The cachet of having Jill Biden as a customer.” It's the same paper where the "gender and society" columnist compared Melania Trump to a "garage-sale lampshade."

Monday’s White House press briefing provided a list of noteworthy moments as Press Secretary Jen Psaki was joined by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, including a number of questions on scandal-plagued Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY). While Psaki continued to largely deflect, she had help as an Associated Press reporter wondered if Cuomo should resign to avoid unwanted “distractions” on COVID.…

On Friday afternoon, FoxNews.com’s Audrey Conklin torpedoed a claim from Huffington Post reporter Matt Fuller that said Congressman Russ Fulcher (R-ID) was under investigation with Capitol Police for having “manhandled” an African-American female officer at a security checkpoint. Worse yet for Fuller and a few other news outlets, the Capitol Police itself released letter to accompany both…

The potential United States Assistant Secretary of Health can’t even get the record straight on her gender but Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is the “monster” for expressing concerns about how someone like that might supervise America’s medical bureaucracy?

Pro-abortion columns are notorious for lacking facts and building bad faith strawmen to knock down, but I think this is the first time I’ve seen such a poorly constructed argument in a major paper like The Washington Post. If you're going to call for more baby slaughter on entertainment TV, put some thought into it.

While the broadcast networks spent the early days of the Biden administration praising him for ‘unraveling’ the legacy of former President Trump with executive orders, particularly on immigration, they were suddenly silent Tuesday after news broke he was putting migrant children back in cages. A blatant double standard in how the liberal media apply outrage.

The Washington Post describes Joe Biden's lack of action on the Texas winter storm as a "notably low-key approach."

It’s amazing how nuanced obituaries can be for figures that liberal media types appreciate. The portrait is always complicated. But less so when it’s a conservative. Conservative radio star Rush Limbaugh passed away this week and The New York Times slammed him with an obit about “hate,” “mistrust” and grievances.” The online version featured a sub-headline sliming him as “pushing talk radio to…

he liberal-Democrat media celebrated Valentine’s Day in a traditional way: gushy tributes to the new First Lady. On February 12, Jill Biden tweeted on her “FLOTUS” account a photo of herself at a D.C. bakery picking up “Valentine’s treats for the weekend” wearing a scrunchie in her hair. “Don’t tell Joe,” she joked. The Washington Post compared that to Melania "Let Them Eat Cake"…

The Twitter mob is bowing down in praise for Jill Biden. Why? Because she wore a scrunchie to pick up Valentines … and no, this isn’t a joke. Over the weekend, First Lady Jill Biden was spotted buying Valentine’s Day treats at local DC bakery “The Sweet Lobby.” The people of Twitter fawned over how "relatable" the FLOTUS looked in her high pony and scrunchy while shopping. She made fans…

Fox News host Tucker Carlson said his show was being targeted by groups funded by some of America’s most notorious liberal billionaires. Carlson said that within the past 24 hours and recent weeks, “the call to take this show off the air by groups funded — for real — by the Ford Foundation or by George Soros, by Michael Bloomberg, by Jeff Bezos has become deafening.”

Longtime journalist and MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell was so eager to dunk on Republican Senator Ted Cruz Wednesday with her literary knowledge, that she didn’t even bother doing a basic Google search to see if she was right before tweeting

Liberal tech journalism outlet Axios published a newsletter after consulting with experts on “How to deprogram America's extremists.” Publishing a piece calling to “deprogram” millions of Americans is a terrible way to cool down the national conversation. But that was precisely what Axios Login did. “[E]xtremists” should be barred from institutions, and “help” should be provided for…