Last night, the CBS drama FBI used open borders language about "migrants" and free housing during an episode in which a pro-illegals protester is killed.

It’s been many years since the MRC began calling out CBS’s “King of Comedy,” producer Chuck Lorre for his political rants via his sitcoms as well as his vanity cards that display at the end of his shows. And for a while, we’ve enjoyed a nice reprieve after Lorre waved a white flag and began leaving politics out of his attempts to entertain us. (Minus one blip in 2022.)

NBC's Law & Order took on the Israeli-Gaza conflict last night, showing sympathy for a pro-Hamas protester who is in danger of being deported.

The “social justice” keyboard warriors are waging war on their latest target: A forthcoming biblical drama.

A TikToker urged women to protest Trump's re-election by not having children, advocating for actions like deleting period tracking apps, obtaining Plan B, and avoiding marriage. This reflects her concern over a pro-life presidency. Her fervent advice included tying tubes and leaving partners who supported Trump. The suggestions, delivered in an intense "heart to heart," signify her belief in…

For nearly a decade, media influencers have pressured women into conforming to a narrow feminist ideology, often at the cost of individuality. This version of feminism demands adherence to progressive views, leaving little room for dissent or diverse perspectives. The struggle between conformity and independence within feminism was the focus of the latest episode of "Woke of the Weak."

As Election Day nears, CBS’s procedural drama FBI: Most Wanted took on the issue of hydraulic fracturing (AKA fracking) and CO2 pipelines, but even though the ecoterrorists were the bad guys, the vibe was sympathetic to their cause if not their violent methods of protest.

Cuban later attempted to backtrack his statement, but it didn't really work.

A member of UC Berkeley's Turning Point USA chapter was attacked with tomato soup during a tabling event. The incident, caught on video, shows a person pouring soup on the club's table and members, later snatching a phone. Despite this chaos, the university has not responded. This isn't the first attack on conservative groups at UC Berkeley, a former free speech bastion, as previous incidents…

Last night, NBC's Law & Order portrayed pro-lifers as terrorist bombers who targe IVF (in-vitro fertilization) practitioners.

Mariel Garza, head of the Los Angeles Times editorial board, resigned after the paper chose not to endorse Kamala Harris for U.S. President, marking their first non-endorsement of a Democratic candidate since 2008. Garza cited racism and sexism, suggesting the decision was hypocritical given the board's liberal stance. The paper's owner, Patrick Soon-Shiong, opted for neutrality to let readers…

A UN report titled “Violence Against Women” reveals that female athletes have lost nearly 900 medals in women's sporting categories to male competitors. Reem Alsalem, a UN special rapporteur, argues that allowing biological men in women’s sports constitutes violence against women. Women's sports advocate Riley Gaines highlights the issue's impact on fairness and safety, stating even one…

CBS has faced criticism for promoting views on gender identity. During "Trans Empowerment Month," CBS Mornings featured a discussion with Roz Keith, who shared her journey in supporting her transgender child despite facing skepticism from medical professionals. Her co-guest, Dubbs Weinblatt, described their experience as non-binary, highlighting a lack of resources in past decades. The segment…

Regina Block's life spiraled into a decade of guilt after being persuaded to abort her child, until a revelation from her four-year-old daughter sparked a turnaround. Her story, reflective of many mothers' regrets, is being turned into a film titled "He Named Him Adam" by independent producers Marc Aramian and Veronica DiPippo. They are crowdfunding this project to amplify voices ignored by…