Abortion

If there is one issue that Big Tech particularly displays bias in censoring, it is the pro-life issue.

Co-head writer of ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! and wife of the eponymous host, Molly McNearney, ranted at Donald Trump on Tuesday that “women are dying” because of him and demanded he “shut up and go away” to Mar-a-Lago where he can spend his time “masturbating to Newsmax.”

The Regime Media, facilitating Vice President Kamala Harris’s pivot back to the comfortable terrain of abortion, willfully omitted a major detail from their coverage of her call for the Senate to end the filibuster during an interview with Wisconsin Public Radio: Senator Joe Manchin’s (I-WV) subsequent decision against endorsing Harris.

Former Bravo personalities turned podcasters Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan stopped by CNN’s Inside Politics on Tuesday to react to their April interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. During the segment with host Dana Bash, Welch would claim that Harris is “carrying the weight” of women across America on her back this election cycle as she campaigns heavily on abortion…

Over the weekend, Fox & Friends Saturday helped debunk claims by liberals that two women died because of Georgia's abortion ban as the show had on Dr. Christina Francis to discuss the issue.

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, Georgetown law professor Michele Goodwin somehow suggests that post-Dobbs law limiting abortion are the modern-day equivalent of slavery and Jim Crow laws, including those restricting the ability of African-Americans to play chess and checkers.

The Friday evening newscasts of the big three networks of ABC, NBC, and CBS all hyped Vice President Kamala Harris using a discredited ProPublica story about Georgia’s pro-life law killing women. In the case of ABC and CBS, the hyping would continue on the Saturday morning shows.

On Tuesday's The Source, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) called out CNN host Kaitlan Collinsfor parroting liberal spin in describing a bill pushed by Democrats as being designed to protect the legality of invitro fertilization when, in reality, it does much more than that.

ProPublica has taken a break from generating fake controversies about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in order to start generating fake controversies about pro-life laws. Recently, the outlet highlighted Georgian women Candi Miller and Amber Nicole Thurman, who they claimed died as a result of the state’s pro-life laws, despite there being no reason for such a conclusion. On Wednesday,…

It is a fact that under the governorship of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, Minnesota removed a requirement that babies that survived abortions be given life-saving care. However, PolitiFact still slapped a “false” label on the claim on Wednesday.

The debate tone was set with the first question. Debate co-moderator David Muir, ABC’s news managing editor, asked Vice President Kamala Harris: “I want to begin tonight with the issue voters repeatedly say is their No. 1 issue ... When it comes to the economy, do you believe Americans are better off than they were four years ago?”

When Jimmy Kimmel eventually retires, maybe MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle could take his place. On Friday, Ruhle was not happy with young Republicans who are unpersuaded by Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris because they care more about economic issues than social one because she could not “remember the last time I heard Kamala Harris talk about anything like that.” Meanwhile, RiskReversal…

CNN NewsNight anchor Abby Phillip interviewed liberal Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on Friday and repeatedly tried to get her to attack her colleagues, first as sexists and second for undermining public confidence in the Court by overturning “precedent,” by which she just meant Roe v. Wade.

Sitting in on Friday for host and NewsBusters Executive Editor Tim Graham, Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro and I dove into an absurd Los Angeles Times profile celebrating ABC’s debate co-moderator Linsey Davis for, along with co-moderator David Muir, interjecting for so-called fact-checks of Donald Trump.