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The statement sought by CBS News and provided by the Department of Homeland Security completely undermined the report on a Chicago ICE arrest that ran on the Evening News. But the network ran the report nonetheless, burying the DHS’s statement at the end of the report.

On Wednesday morning, ABC, CBS, and NBC were riding high and drunk on power after seeing their preferred candidates sweep with socialist Zohran Mamdani’s “astonishing surge” in New York City and Democrats Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey, and Abigail Spanberger in Virginia romping to huge wins, declaring this a GOP “bloodbath” and “glimmer of hope” for Democrats in 2026 with “a guidebook” to…

On his Tuesday show, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel sought to explain why ticket sales for the Kennedy Center have fallen since President Trump named himself chairman. Through a satirical ad from Trump, Kimmel claimed the answer lies in anti-woke programming that is also pro-Nazi.

Here’s a serious question: Who on God’s green earth made CNN believe it has the credibility to finger-wag at President Donald Trump over inflation after salivating over Bidenomics for four years?

In a critique of Merrick Garland's tenure, Politico's Ankush Khardori argues Garland's DOJ didn't pursue Donald Trump aggressively enough, despite multiple indictments. Inspired by a book highlighting DOJ's failures, Khardori suggests future Democratic administrations should pursue politically motivated legal actions more boldly, disregarding criticisms of partisanship. His stance, which some…

Tuesday’s sudden passing of former Vice President Dick Cheney at 84 brought all the usual, likely long-taped-in-advance obituaries on ABC, CBS, and NBC that one should expect for major political figures. Not surprisingly, they not only harped on the Republican Cheney’s role in the war on terror, but engaged in heavy doses of sudden respect for the man they spent decades pillorying as a war…

As part of their breaking-news coverage of Dick Cheney's death, NPR's Morning Edition turned to Jonah Goldberg. Anchor Steve Inskeep had to make it about Trump. Goldberg said Cheney must have felt that Trump was "a little bit like a Frankenstein's monster," running roughshod over his arguments for an energetic executive branch and a muscular military.

CBS’s Stephen Colbert had an actually funny joke on Monday. There were only two problems. One was that he told it not on The Late Show, but during an interview with GQ’s Zach Baron as the magazine put him on the cover of its “men of the year” issue. A second problem was that it was completely unintentional, as he told Baron that “I think I'm more conservative than people think.”

CNN host Elex Michaelson interviewed Rep. Nancy Pelosi, and she uncorked on President Trump, a "vile creature. The worst thing on the face of the Earth." CNN analyst and former Biden communications director Kate Bedingfield added a "You go, girl." 

For liberals such as CBS’s host of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert, who are worried about the fate of food stamps amid the government shutdown there is a simple solution: reopen the government. However, Colbert used his Monday show to suggest that it was the Trump administration that was starving children to pressure Democrats. Meanwhile, over at ABC, Jimmy Kimmel continued to advance…

On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and CNN reporter Victoria Rubadiri claimed that allegations of a religious war on Christians in Nigeria are "certainly not the case," that "Leaders in Nigeria pushed back against claims out of the US political right that Christians face some existential threat there."

Over the weekend, President Trump made it clear that he is strongly considering sending U.S. troops into Nigeria, to stop the killings of Christians by Muslim groups. You would think that most people, especially people of faith, would be outraged by what's taking place in Nigeria, and welcome Trump's words. Not so for Reverend Al Sharpton, who made that clear Sunday on MSNBC's Politics…