Media

'Now I know too much': Actress turns on Democrats, media

Democrats and their major media allies who claim to be advocates for women but have written off or refused to acknowledge the sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden are nothing more than a "cult" engaged in a "cover-up," actress and #MeToo activist Rose McGowan said. Read More.

Fake the nation: Cuomo stages 'quarantine' in the Hamptons

When one of their on air personalities was diagnosed with coronavirus, CNN took full advantage. They portrayed Chris Cuomo as a model of how to follow quarantine guidelines as the brave anchor broadcast from the basement of his home in the Hamptons. Read More.

Bill Maher disgusted with media’s ‘panic porn’

The corporate media's constant "gloom and doom" reporting on the coronavirus crisis has become "panic porn," comedian Bill Maher said. Read More.

Host for taxpayer-funded NPR: Trump incited 'armed insurrection'

A weekend host on taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR) accused President Donald Trump of encouraging "armed insurrection" via his tweets calling for liberating states from what protesters say are oppressive coronavirus stay-at-home orders. Read More.

NY Times mangles time line, indicts Hannity for virus death

A New York Times columnist blamed Fox News host Sean Hannity for the death of a man who may have contracted the coronavirus while on a cruise to Spain. Read More.

Trump flushes out someone claiming to be Matt Drudge

The ongoing mystery surrounding the editorial integrity of The Drudge Report made news over the weekend after a twitter exchange between President Donald Trump and the famously reclusive Matt Drudge. Read More.

Why New York? Media's coronavirus coverage ducks main question

While much of the media is obsessively focused on savaging the performance of President Donald Trump during the coronavirus pandemic, few are questioning why so many of the nation’s COVID-19 cases are in one state, and in just one city. Read More.

Report: Journalist for CCP told Trump he was from Taiwan

A journalist lied when he told President Donald Trump at a recent White House press conference he was working out of Taiwan. The journalist actually works for a propaganda arm of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a report revealed. Read More.

Ted Agres, 70, helped launch alternative media in Washington

Ted Agres, a veteran journalist who played a pioneering role in the launch of The Washington Times and Free Press Foundation has died at 70. Read More.

CNN praises China's Navy, taking the PLA at its word

CNN on Monday ran an article which closely cited a propaganda report from the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) which contends that China's Navy is doing a better job containing the coronavirus than the U.S. Navy. Read More.

White House newsletter slams VOA's pro-China coverage

Voice of American (VOA) "amplified Beijing’s propaganda" by calling the Chinese Communist Party regime's Wuhan coronavirus lockdown "a successful 'model' copied by much of the world," according to an April 9 article in 1600 Daily, an online newsletter and email produced by the White House. Read More.

President to reporter at White House: 'You work for China?'

The leftist White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is being asked to explain why it allowed a reporter from a known Chinese propaganda outlet access to Monday's White House coronavirus briefing. Read More.

White House press corps banned out-of-synch Asian American

Leftist media personalities who control the White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) attempted to banish a conservative reporter from White House briefings after the reporter called out the major media for spouting Chinese propaganda on the coronavirus, a report said. Read More.

Media smeared Sen. Tom Cotton on virus warning, attorney says

One of the first U.S. politicians to issue a warning about the seriousness of the coronavirus, as well as China's negligence in its response to the outbreak, was routinely smeared as a conspiracy theorist by the major media. Read More.

Clinton, media celebrate as U.S. leads world in coronavirus cases

In what some observers said was a new low even for them, it seemed some in the corporate media and Democratic Party actually celebrated the U.S. having the most coronavirus cases. Read More.