Media Bias
Lee Zeldin Confronts New York Times Reporter on Waste Claims
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin confronted a New York Times reporter during a press conference Monday for claiming that he presented “no evidence” to back up his claims of waste, fraud, and abuse from…
When Secular Reporters Watch Religious Movies
The Easter season can remind people of classic Hollywood movies with religious themes. Every year, ABC still airs “The Ten Commandments.” People might break out “The Passion of the Christ” from 2004, or head to the theater to…
The Associated Press’ Narrow ‘Victory’ Over the White House
The Associated Press claims it won a “major victory” in its lawsuit against the White House, but you would think a wire service that says it provides “accurate, unbiased news” would be a little more accurate in its reporting.…
Netflix CENSORS Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ?!
Netflix’s version of Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ has omitted the opening Scripture from Isaiah 53:5, replacing it with a 13-second blank screen. This verse, highlighting the prophecy of the Messiah’s suffering, is…
The Times Can’t Keep Its Story Straight
The New York Times hates Donald Trump, in part because of his “nativism.” He doesn’t appreciate the wonderful things the Chinese have done for us. He even went so far as to suggest that covid might have originated in a…
Trump’s Press Team Won’t Respond to Emails with ‘Preferred Pronouns’
Reporters often contact government officials to request statements or quotes on significant events or policies, but President Donald Trump’s press deputies have determined that one group of journalists won’t be getting a…
First coverage, then coverup | Power Line
We know media bias exists. We see it everywhere. It’s entirely another matter to experience media bias, firsthand. Case in point, the Keith Ellison/Feeding Our Future scandal. Feeding Our Future (FOF) was a small Minnesota…
Public Trust in Media Dies in ‘Groupthink’
Journalists are terrible at hiding their desire to run our democracy, using their platforms to direct history to the “right side.” That badly disguised lust for power creates an audience problem, where the people resent the…
The Associated Press Wins One
We wrote here about the fact that the Associated Press refused to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America in its influential style book, and therefore was denied some limited access to the White House and President…
Caterwauling Over a Kennedy Center Coup
Our media elites love to tout themselves as “independent” and “fact-based.” But on almost any story on President Donald Trump, they can’t help but put those words in the shredder. The Kennedy Center illustrates one major…
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