Biden, Harris can't sweep border situation under the rug
An immigration reform organization says the American public doesn't need former President Trump to tell them that the Biden administration has created a massive crisis at the southern border.
The vaunted New York Times has had to publish what might very well be its most embarrassing correction ever after chastising a satirical website for reporting "fake news."
A liberal black columnist for The New York Times peeled back the curtain when she complained about American flags flapping in the Long Island breeze and concluded that “whiteness” is a threat that must be addressed by Democrats.
YouTube has permanently removed the “Eric Metaxas Radio Show” from its millions of streaming channels, but the author and scholar says the punishment is more like a trophy acknowledging he was making the other side uncomfortable.
Television networks are running from a pro-life ad that urges the public to follow the science, and the group behind the message says abortion supporters are ignoring an issue that is now before the nation’s highest court.
Staying aligned with President Joe Biden, Facebook is now backtracking its censorship of claims that COVID-19 was created in a lab – after previously dismissing the idea as a “wacko” conspiracy theory contrived by the far right.
People who regularly watch Fox News are much more likely to get the facts about current topics right than those who watch more liberal outlets. That's revealed in a recently published nationwide survey of 2,000 likely U.S. voters.
The world’s largest news service has found itself in the headlines after claiming it was totally dumbfounded it shared office space with rocket-firing Hamas military leaders in a building that has been reduced to rubble by Israeli Defense Forces.
With the Canadian version of the Federal Communications Commission wanting to regulate social media accounts that have become too big and influential, a media watchdog says Americans need to understand why their First Amendment rights are so important.
The Biden-led White House has announced it will grant interviews to reporters on one condition: It has the right to edit, or even strike, quotes in the story.
More and more families are "cutting the cord" and going to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu instead of traditional cable for their family entertainment – but that presents associated risks for parents.
A conservative leader says a Republican governor was likely sending a message recently when he allowed only one particular news outlet into the room to witness a bill-signing.
In a rare candid remark about Joe Biden, a White House spokesperson let it be known that limiting the president's exposure to the press is part of the plan – and that revelation has sparked reaction from some in the conservative media.
An immigration reform organization says the American public doesn't need former President Trump to tell them that the Biden administration has created a massive crisis at the southern border.
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