Washington Post

Oh the irony. Back there in the stone age of the 1970’s, two young, talented rising stars at The Washington Post- Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein by name - rose to fame and fortune investigating the unraveling Nixon White House. And what was eventually labeled the “Watergate" scandal. 

Former Washington Post executive editor Marty Baron -- the guy with that transparently ridiculous claim about their anti-Trump animus, "We're not at war, we're at work" -- was the featured leftist lecturer on the Post's job cuts on the February 4 PBS News Hour. 

The Washington Post laid off 300 employees this week, transforming billionaire owner Jeff Bezos into a James Bond villain. Chuck Todd tweeted he was “leaning into the evil rich guy stereotype.” Owners must lose hundreds of millions of dollars for that “vital pillar of democracy” -- leftist media bias.

Is it possible just to enjoy a long-cherished international sports tradition without injecting climate scareporn into the mix? Apparently not so for the Gaia-worshipping sub-optimal intellects at The Washington Post.

The Washington Post announced its long-rumored mass layoffs Wednesday morning tallying more than 300 journalists — and the official killing of the books, daily podcast, and sports sections and grinding down of local and international sections to almost nothing. Post executive editor Matt Murray told employees on a Zoom that the dramatic altering of the newspaper is “…

The entertainment awards shows used to be wildly popular on TV before the audience shattered into a thousand pieces, like Marlon Brando sending an Indian activist to reject his Oscar for The Godfather. For the last ten years, awards shows have predictably erupted in melodrama against the horrors of Donald Trump. It was "F--k ICE" night at the Grammys.

Media Research Center president David Bozell joined the Dr. Phil Podcast on Saturday to challenge the overwhelmingly negative and one‑sided coverage of immigration enforcement by the elitist media, including reporting on ICE operations and broader trends in how stories are framed.

Anyone who spent $4 on The Washington Post on Saturday would find absolutely nothing on the “March for Life” anywhere in what they bought. But the front page carried a huge picture on the anti-ICE protest in Minneapolis, and a story by five reporters glorifying protests on the Left.

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined The Derek Hunter Show on WMAL Friday evening to dissect the elitist media’s handling of ICE enforcement and the alarming consequences of its coverage. From selective outrage to misleading reporting on a 5-year-old child, Bozell illustrated how the press’s bias against ICE both misinforms the public and incites dangerous behavior.

Washington Post fashion reporter Ashley Fetters Maloy naturally pleases the paper's liberal readership by injecting liberal politics into the stories about clothes. The latest was about Charlie Kirk's widow Erika Kirk, who is apparently dressing too glamorously as she takes over her husband's job of running Turning Points USA.

EXCLUSIVE: The “Big Four News Apps”  (Apple News, Google News, MSN and Yahoo News) quickly aligned to blame the Trump administration for the Minneapolis ICE shooting that resulted in the death of an anti-Trump activist who was blocking a road.

What were President Trump’s “achievements” in 2025? The media use and abuse of this term is an important measurement of bias. Conservative wins don't get the A-word.  Achievements are programs like Obamacare, lauded as Obama’s “signature achievement.” It doesn’t matter if the Affordable Care Act ended up affordable. Capitalism is measured by its results. Socialism is measured by intentions.…

“Trump Administration Emphasizes Religion in Official Christmas Messages,” a Christmas Day story by New York Times reporter Ashley Ahn, was an exquisite example of the paper’s blatant political double standards, portraying
Team Trump’s religiously themed Christmas messages (imagine that) as a threat to the country’s vaunted “separation of church and state,” while ignoring former…

Both The New York Times and The Washington Post uncorked their alarm on the front page on Friday when the Trump administration declared it would ban federal funding from any hospital that provides gender-denying care to minors.