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Former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr fired the latest salvo in the culture war against the leftist environmental, social and governance movement that has taken hold of America’s largest investment firms.

Politico owner and billionaire Mathias Döpfnerb reportedly told The Washington Post that he believes in “nonpartisan” journalism, despite multiple attacks on former President Donald Trump in just the last few years. 

A Bloomberg Opinion columnist babbled that President Joe Biden’s economy is the best since Bill Clinton’s. That’s despite rampant inflation and credit card debt, and the fact that many families are struggling to pay everyday bills.

CNBC exploited African-American students as political leverage to argue that President Joe Biden’s scheme to cancel $10,000 in student debt isn’t enough, and that taxpayers should cover more.

CNBC prophesied global destruction as a result of “human-caused climate change,” based on a study published by a liberal science journal. The journal, of course, omitted any mention of a human impact on climate.

Radio host Larry Elder exposed President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan as a scam that hoodwinks the working class into subsidizing the wealthy elite.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk called for more oil and gas production in order to maintain stability around the world as Europe and the United States suffer through the worst energy crisis in years.

Just one day after whistleblower Peiter “Mudge” Zatko made bombshell claims that Twitter has been “lying” about its security practices, CNBC appeared to downplay Zatko’s complaint in an interview. The outlet gave a platform to a law professor who absurdly claimed Zatko “basically” agreed with Twitter on how it counts users.

CNN guest Johns Hopkins University professor Marc Goldwein punctured the left’s narrative that student loan debt forgiveness for those making less than $150,000 will not increase inflation during a guest appearance.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk subpoenaed former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, intensifying his ongoing legal battle with the social media giant over his intent to bail on his initial $44 billion acquisition offer.

An expert in the World Economic Forum “expert network” sang the praises of President Joe Biden’s $740 billion bill for being a “socially progressive” utopian green law, despite a climate expert’s recent analysis that the science the law was based on was basically bunk.

A former Twitter executive just blew the whistle against the Big Tech platform for allegedly ignoring serious cybersecurity problems and apparently misleading prospective owner Elon Musk on spam bots.

Bloomberg News blamed Republicans for not giving the IRS enough money or support just days after the Democrat-run Congress passed horrendous legislation that will give the agency 87,000 additional agents and an $80 billion bankroll to boot.

Dirty Jobs star Mike Rowe slammed the “quiet quitting” trend that is becoming increasingly popular among workers. “Quiet quitting” is a recent viral TikTok trend that stresses spending more time with family and doing the bare minimum at work, according to NPR. “The idea of quietly quitting, I'm sure, is very appealing to a lot of people, because they don’t have to step up and do it…