The so-called “Big Three” TV networks predictably jumped on new allegations against Justice Brett Kavanaugh in recent days but conveniently left out a key detail that all but ruined the already-flimsy claim.
The venerable New York Times is making news this week not for publishing new sexual allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, which kicked off fresh calls for impeachment, but for leaving out an essential piece of information.
Wednesday was the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in New York City, Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania. Some in the media chose to inject politics – or more accurately, political correctness – into the remembrance.
A major U.S. newspaper this week blamed "airplanes" for the 9/11 attacks in New York City – but the son of one of the approximately 3,000 people who died that day set the record straight.
CNN has once again been caught publishing a story with no basis in fact meant to make President Donald Trump look bad.
Nickelodeon, which was launched more than 40 years ago as "the first cable channel for children," is being criticized for continuing to set new lows for inappropriate content.
The woman who 20 years ago alleged former President Bill Clinton raped her when he was running for governor of Arkansas in 1978 is calling Hillary Clinton a hypocrite for putting out her new book about "gutsy women."
A pro-family group is claiming victory as it appears that Gillette will be moving away from airing controversial commercials that focus on social issues instead of on shaving cream.
A longtime conservative pundit and former GOP presidential candidate says it's telling that polls continue to show a significant majority of Democrats want someone other than Joe Biden to be the nominee of their party – perhaps even someone who's not in the race right now.
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