CNN, the news network former President Donald Trump dubbed regularly as "fake news," is being panned on social media after insisting in a recent report that it's impossible to tell a person's sex and gender at birth.
The news anchor for a major broadcast network says journalism has a responsibility to the truth more than to fairness – but that news outlets get to determine what's true.
The CEO of the popular Babylon Bee is calling out the left-wing media for complaining about the satirical website, but he calls it a badge of honor when the Left recognizes the power of persuasion that is scoring points at their expense.
Something isn't quite right about the narrative being pushed by the mainstream media of the dramatic increase of alleged "anti-Asian" violence around the U.S. – so says a spokesperson with a conservative black network.
The same White House reporters who suggested that media-mocking Donald Trump was putting them in mortal danger and undermining the First Amendment conducted a love-fest with President Joe Biden during his first press conference.
A federal judge has written a blistering dissent that takes American media to task for being biased against conservatives.
A conservative pundit is making the case that American journalists are no longer interested in truth and objectivity in their reporting, but more about "moral clarity" and "narrative-shaping."
Hollywood is taking on the U.S. Capitol riot, which represents a predictably irresistible target for liberals, but a media watchdog predicts it will be heavy on accusations and light on the facts.
The Washington Post has issued a correction to what was a blockbuster story asserting President Donald Trump strong-armed Georgia election officials to make up fraud in the 2020 election. In fact, he did no such thing.
Disney+ is bowing to the "cancel culture" by restricting youngsters' access to several classic movies, saying the flicks are guilty of racial stereotypes.
CNN's Don Lemon played the part of a theologian in a guest appearance on ABC's "The View" on Monday – and a real theologian wasn't impressed.
Calls are mounting for President Joe Biden to hold a press conference where he answers reporters' questions that aren't pre-scripted.
WASHINGTON (April 9, 2021) — President Joe Biden on Friday ordered a study of adding seats to the Supreme Court, creating a commission that will spend the next six months examining the politically charged issues of expanding the court and instituting term limits for its justices.
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