By: Matt Vespa We all know Donald Trump has riddled liberal newsrooms. From the days-long obsession about locker room talk during the 2016 election to whether he overfed the koi fish in Japan (he did not), the media seems ready to pounce and attack anything the former president does, even true things. Trump wasn’t lying…
By: Tim Graham Is National Public Radio fair and balanced? Do they care what you think? NPR has a “public editor” to monitor listener complaints and concerns, but as we all know, the majority of their listeners are going to complain they’re not “progressive” enough. In 2021, Public Editor Kelly McBride appeared on Brian Stelter’s…
By: Matt Vespa This segment was low-hanging fruit, but it’s always a good reminder to know what your enemy is thinking and their end game, often televised on MSNBC and CNN. MSNBC is by far the worst of the two, and ex-NBC News reporter Heidi Przybyla, now with Politico, demonstrated that Thursday night with her…
By: Matt Vespa Last week, CBS News initiated a series of layoffs that included investigative reporter Catherine Herridge. While her termination from the network was a surprise, what happened afterward could have a chilling effect on whistleblowers: CBS News seized Herridge’s confidential files. She was reportedly doing research for a story about Hunter Biden’s laptop.…
By: Matthew Foldi Across America, highly-localized “news” outlets with innocuous sounding names like The Dogwood, The ‘Gander, and Iowa Starting Line have cropped up, ostensibly to keep local populaces informed, but in reality they are actually just Democrat propaganda outfits. From sprawling systems like Tara McGowan’s Courier to David Brock’s American Independent franchise of “papers,”…
By: Jeff Davidson. As we approach 2024, I am reminded of comments by a man who said that as a young kid, he and his friends collected jars of black ants and jars of red ants. They would then put the red and black ants in the same jar. Initially, nothing much happened. They would then…
By: Sarah Arnold The New York Times is being criticized for featuring a pro-Hamas op-ed on Christmas Eve. Gaza City’s Hamas-appointed mayor, Yahya R. Sarraj, used the opportunity to condemn damage to buildings after Israeli forces fought to free hostages taken by the terrorist groups. The NYT is being blasted for providing a platform for…
By: Derek Hunter Journalism is dead; the media is absolutely horrible and it can’t die fast enough. Thankfully, it is dying. Each year there are fewer newspapers and news websites out there, as the market speaks and people flee these left-wing propaganda machines and wither on the vine. Don’t get me wrong, if these outlets…
By: Brad Slager Self-professed media expert and CNN pariah Brian Stelter came out with a thread this week that, unsurprisingly, was deeply critical of Fox News. This entails the coverage of the Rainbow Bridge car explosion incident from November 22. Fox News reporter Alexis McAdams, citing authorities, was detailing very early on that this was…
By: Tim Graham Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi is the most recent example of a journalist who sounds like his own colleagues are the “professionals” and the writers without the classic Old Media branding are the “non-pros,” people who don’t have standards. Farhi began by tweeting: “Someone invented the phrase ‘citizen journalism’ a few…
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