Media

After Pompeo-reporter dustup, Levin questions NPR status

After Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called out a National Public Radio (NPR) media personality for lying and breaking journalistic ethics by reporting on off-the-record comments, the corporate media came to her defense. Read More.

Fired Denver Post columnist insisted there are 2 sexes

The most read columnist for the Denver Post no longer has a job at the newspaper after he wrote that there are only two sexes. Read More.

Sen. McSally levels CNN reporter: 'Liberal hack'

The corporate media has been in lock step with Democrats on impeachment. When a CNN personality on Thursday parroted a Democrat talking point at GOP Sen. Martha McSally, the Arizona senator’s response was classic. Read More.

Clinton media on Gadhafi: 'We came, we saw, he died'

When the Obama administration went after Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi without congressional approval, the major media and Democrats cheered. Read More.

Did DOJ spy on Benghazi reporter Sharyl Attkisson?

A Senate committee chairman is re-opening the case of the Obama administration’s alleged surveillance of journalist Sharyl Attkisson, who was investigating the Obama-era Benghazi and “Fast and Furious” scandals. Read More.

Covington Catholic student prevails in lawsuit against CNN

CNN on Tuesday agreed to settle a lawsuit with Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann, according to a report by Cincinnati’s Fox19. Read More.

Critics hit media chorus glorifying Soleimani

A senior analyst for Israel’s Channel 12 News Ehud Yaari slammed leftist media personalities and politicians for their criticism of President Donald Trump’s ordering of the drone strike which killed Qasem Soleimani, the head of Iran’s Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Read More.

Biased? NBC's Chuck Todd reveals belief system

Media personality Chuck Todd’s contempt for President Donald Trump and his supporters has been well established. During Sunday’s broadcast of Meet the Press, Todd threw in a "twist of anti-Christian bigotry" for good measure. Read More.

Korean conservatives resort to YouTube, tune out media

Distrust in the mainstream media is not limited to the U.S. but is said to be more intense in South Korea which lacks conservative alternative media and is facing what earlier would have seemed impossible: the threat of a left-wing dictatorship. Read More.

A national outrage staged by criminal abusers of power

The day after Christmas, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached yet another all-time high. Over 100 Dow Jones highs have been recorded during the three-year Trump Presidency. Read More.

Unreported: 1,500 pedophile arrests in Trump's first year

President Donald Trump is making good on his pledge to use the “full force and weight” of the U.S. government to break up child sex trafficking rings and lock up sexual predators. Read More.

Two words from Justice Gorsuch causes twitterquake

For not-so-cheerful leftists, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch committed two atrocities in a matter of minutes on Tuesday. Read More.

Judgement Day: President called for prayer; Veteran reporter's synopsis

As the partisan impeachment process moved toward a vote in the House of Representatives, President Donald Trump asked Americans to turn to their faith. Read More.

Time’s person of the year: Who, if not the Hong Kong protester?

In naming Greta Thunberg its Person of the Year, Time chose a “teenager who skipped school to travel around the world telling people that they are horrible and the planet is doomed. It’s a living,” The Federalist publisher Ben Domenech wrote in a Dec. 11 op-ed. Read More.

Big story: Brit press finds Clinton-Epstein newsworthy

It's a political scandal story with tabloid sizzle that is of interest to most Americans of all political stripes. But the involvement of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the Jeffrey Epstein network has been largely ignored by the corporate media in the United States. Not so "across the pond." Read More.