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House and Senate Republicans say they haven’t forgotten their pledge to ensure voter integrity by passing the Democrat-stalled SAVE America Act.

The Elitist Media broadcast evening news were reluctant to cast fellow travelers in a negative light when reporting about the sudden but not surprising announcement over the weekend that Spirit Airlines was shutting down. The Biden administration’s blocking of Spirit’s proposed merger with JetBlue barely got mentioned.

The late night comedy shows’ desire to trash the Supreme Court for its recent ruling that paved the way for the elimination of mandated majority-minority districts continued on NBC’s Saturday Night Live when Weekend Update co-anchor Michael Che compared the decision to the days of the Civil Rights Movement when protestors were attacked with firehoses.

Leave it to the Soros regime to make it seem to the public like an economically-shellacked enemy of the U.S. is somehow winning its war against President Donald Trump.

The 2026 Pulitzer Prizes were awarded Monday afternoon and, after a four-year hiatus of holding a sitting president to account, they climbed back aboard their high horses to dole out seven prizes for Trump-bashing “journalism” to the Associated Press, the Chicago Tribune, the Miami Herald, The New York Times, Reuters, and The Washington Post.

We all know that the liberal media tends to protect its own, with Democrat and left wing guests getting a pass on their past statements and actions, and on follow-up questions to their claims, no matter how outrageous. But Sunday on CNN's Inside Politics, those privileges were not provided to Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow, who is one of three Democrats running for a seat in…

In 2022 the New York Times ran an enormous three-part series eviscerating conservative host Tucker Carlson for nationalism and racism and being “Trump’s heir.” Now that he’s rejected his Trump birthright over the Iran War, Carlson can be rehabilitated by the paper as an anti-war, anti-Trump voice, with interviewer Lulu Garcia-Navarro recognizing Carlson as “an object of a lot of…

Thursday saw an end to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, with the House passing a bill to reopen the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), capping 76 days of tumult for government employees in agencies such as the Coast Guard, TSA, and Secret Service. But on the lead network evening newscasts, a Media Research Center analysis found only five percent of their shutdown coverage…

The Elitist Media continue to provide aid and comfort to Cuba’s communist regime ahead of a potential action by the United States. This time, it’s Trump-deranged ABC News performing crisis communications for a brutal regime on its last legs.

Last weekend's attempted shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner reignited the liberal media's political rhetoric/violence blame game, as they looked to pin it all on Donald Trump and the right, of course. That M.O. was in full swing on the opening segment of CNN's The Arena Saturday.

On the very last day of April, PolitiFact finally dared to upset their liberal donors and found a Democrat to be “Mostly False” for the first time in 2026. The day before brought another shocker: PolitiFact rated a Trump claim as "Mostly True," the first rating on the True side since October 2024.

With the help of The Washington Post, Saturday Good Morning America co-host Gio Benitez brought back ABC’s habit of hyping actions by Pope Leo if it could help them in a shot at Trump. This time, the news revolved around a new bishop in West Virginia who used to be an illegal immigrant and is naturally a Trump critic.

After the way the networks have energetically promoted the "No Kings" protests during Trump's second term, it was surprising that only ABC and PBS mentioned the affiliated May Day protests on Friday night. CBS, NBC, and even NPR featured no story. Even the stories that aired didn't carry hot soundbites against Trump or capitalism. 

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart had a rough Friday night on PBS News Hour. For one thing, he got triggered when the usually amenable The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks pointed out that progressives are more likely to support political violence than conservatives, which hurt his ability to argue the Saturday assassination attempt against President Trump was just another…