Melania Trump

CNN's Poppy Harlow gushes "I love that" over a report that Jimmy Carter invited Rosalynn to attend cabinet meetings. But the liberal media was aghast over news Donald Trump permitted Melania into the Situation Room on one occasion.

AP should stand for Associated Publicists when they write on Democrat first ladies. Reporter Darlene Superville penned a valentine on Monday headlined "Jill Biden: I didn’t expect ‘healing role’ as first lady." This sounds remarkably naive for someone who spent eight years as the Second Lady. At least there was no "Doctor" thrown in, maybe because the "healing" might sound too literal. 

New York Times White House reporter Katie Rogers can’t get over how refreshing the President Biden administration is, and gushed about it again in an “Inside the Times” interview with Aishvarya Kavi for Monday’s edition: “Covering a Different Washington.” Kavi set Roger up to praise Biden, who obliged and also engaged in obligatory Trump-bashing: "The fact that President Trump had…

Posts on social media are considered to have historical significance. But Twitter put its anti-conservative bias and outright disdain for former President Donald Trump on full display when it declared it would not allow his archived tweets to remain on the platform.

The Bidens are in the White House, but NBC's Late Night with Seth Meyers is still stuck on mocking the Trumps.

CNN hosts John Berman and Alisyn Camerota mock former First Lady Melania Trump for not revealing during the Trump presidency that she and the president had received coronavirus vaccinations.  Berman wondered: "is that 'Be Best?,'" a reference to Melania's advocacy program for children. 

Big Tech was once seen as a haven for whistleblowers and journalists. But Twitter has changed all that and has been using its tools to besmirch news outlets for reportedly exposing nefarious government activity.

While the liberal media nastily smeared Melania Trump by reducing her to being “arm candy” and a “trophy wife,” it has nothing but praise for Jill Biden. On Saturday’s CNN Newsroom, host Fredricka Whitfield continued the media’s love affair with the First Lady by bringing on correspondent Kate Bennett to fawn over her. Whitfield excitedly proclaimed that “the new First Lady is…

Strange. Suddenly Saturday Night Live doesn’t care about skewering American presidents anymore. The sketch series, whose entire brand for the past four years has been built on bashing the last president, made no quips about the brand new Biden administration during skits in the show's first episode of the new year.

Former First Lady Melania Trump can’t ever catch a break. According to a new poll, Donald Trump’s wife has been labeled the least popular first lady in history. Of course we all know it has much less to do with Melania than with a media whose unhinged hate for her husband sloshed over the entire family.

The View hosts talked briefly about President Trump’s legacy to kick off Tuesday’s show, but ended the segment with vicious gossip about First Lady Melania Trump. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg asked Joy Behar what she thought about the First Lady’s farewell speech and that prompted a nasty rant from the far-left co-host.

CNN New Day co-host John Berman gloats over the fact that Melania Trump is the first First Lady to leave the White House with a net-negative approval rating. Manifesting the kind of negative coverage the liberal media has given Melania for years, he claims she "could not be bothered" to extend courtesies to the Bidens. As if she had a choice?

In a statement published Monday, First Lady Melania Trump shared her heartfelt condolences for those who lost their lives in last week’s deadly insurrection by Trump supporters at the Capitol. “With nearly every experience I have had, I found myself carrying many individual’s stories home with me in my heart,” she wrote on her time as the First Lady. But ABC’s vindictive White House…

On Tuesday morning, Fox News viewers got to see that, for the first time, President Donald Trump has come in first place in Gallup's annual poll of "most admired man" of the year. But in contrast with how journalists swooned over former President Barack Obama the last time he came in first place, the other networks have so far ignored the finding.