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Alex Soros’ leftist feeding trough Open Society Foundations has announced a massive flood of support for radical leftist causes in order to mobilize youth organizations ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

The leftist networks skipped over a large and raucous ovation for Donald Trump at halftime of the Clemson-South Carolina football game in the state capital of Columbia, South Carolina on Saturday. Had Biden come out on the field of a stadium and the crowd erupted with this level of thunder, it would have made news.

Fox News contributor and investigative journalist Sara Carter slammed Big Tech and the legacy media during an interview with MRC Free Speech Vice President Dan Schneider on the latest MRC UnCensored.

On Thursday night, CNN sent out its cartoonishly pathetic senior media reporter Oliver Darcy to do what he dubbed “Shooting Down a Smear” in the wake of HonestReporting’s bombshell alleging Gaza freelance journalists for CNN and The New York Times as well as Associated Press and Reuters embedded with Hamas terrorists during the group’s animalistic October 7 terror attack. Darcy also…

On Thursday, the Associated Press, CNN, the New York Times, and Reuters all responded to allegations from media advocacy group HonestReporting that their freelance photojournalists in Gaza were embedded with Hamas terrorists for the October 7 attack and may have had foreknowledge of the attack. Their reactions ranged from cutting ties with the photojournalists in question to defending…

On Wednesday, HonestReporting drew attention to what they described as “ethical questions” stemming from the fact that local Gazan photojournalists affiliated with the Associated Press, CNN, the New York Times, and Reuters followed Hamas terrorists through their breaches in the border fence and into Israel during the October 7 terrorist attack. This led to accusations that these…

Towards the back-end of Tuesday’s White House press briefing, the Fox Business Network’s Edward Lawrence got under the skin of the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre by asking whether President Biden’s energy policies are helping to expand Iran’s oil coffers and thus leaving them with more money to fund terror groups like Hamas.

The Associated Press has some nerve browbeating readers over the alleged scourge of Israel-Hamas war “misinformation” on social media despite its own guilt of pushing terrorist propaganda.

Joseph Simonson at the Washington Free Beacon reported the Associated Press stylebook czars are telling their reporters to avoid "the T word" of terrorism in their reporting, because the subject is "intense" and terms should be "more precise." That's not the way they handled genders "assigned at birth" that can "turn out to be inaccurate."

Unsurprisingly the liberal media rushed Tuesday to accept the claims of the Palestinian Health Ministry that Israel had fired a missile at a Gaza hospital that Palestinians insisted had killed hundreds. Of course, that wasn’t true as Israeli and U.S. intelligence and amateur video showed it was a misfired Islamic Jihad or Hamas rocket. The cast of characters read like a who’s who in the…

The Associated Press decided to do a poll asking about Biden's scandals. Their story by Josh Boak and Linley Sanders started gently: "Ethical concerns are casting a shadow over President Joe Biden as he seeks reelection amid investigations into his son Hunter and an impeachment inquiry". Uh-oh: 68 percent of U.S. adults think Biden has done something either illegal or unethical. AP's duo tried…

AP fact-checker Philip Marcelo beclowned himself on Friday as he rated a claim that Hamas sympathizers chanted anti-Semitic remarks “false,” not because they didn’t—he admits that they did—but because the clip “is more than two years old.”

Tuesday’s White House press briefing was largely clear-eyed about the horrors caused Friday by Hamas terrorists in Israel with over a dozen Americans dead and nearly two dozen unaccounted for. There were some tough questions from usual corners, but also some predictably pro-Hamas questions standing up for the plight of modern-day Nazis.

The main focus by AP on a drop box ballot story in Connecticut is not on the actual event itself but on how Republicans will "seize" upon it to validate their allegations of vote fraud.