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Wednesday afternoon marked the week’s first White House press briefing and, for the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, she must have been ever-thankful for the lighter load as, hours earlier, White House Counsel spokesman Ian Sams offered globs of nothingness on the White House driveway. In light of another CBS News scoop that the FBI had conducted a search of the Penn Biden Center…

Friday’s White House press briefing saw more hardballs about President Biden’s documents scandal, but also plenty of eye-rolling questions lobbying for a female person of color to become White House chief of staff, how Biden processes racial tensions, whether “the culture of policing” has “a comfort with violence and” implants inside the minds of police officers “an entitlement to use violence…

As we’ve documented over the last week (see here, here, here, and here), Wednesday’s White House press briefing marked yet another tough day at the office for the empty and inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as she kept up her stonewalling on Biden’s documents scandal while reporters from the likes of the ABC, the Associated Press, CBS, the Fox News Channel, Gray Television, NBC, and…

Many years ago, radical leftists accused reporters of being “stenographers to power,” but in the modern age, our elite reporters are only stenographers to one party, whether it’s in power or not. Just examine coverage of President Biden’s speeches for Martin Luther King Day.

Tuesday’s White House press briefing marked another installment of a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day for the inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as, while she ignored journalists from the Daily Caller, Fox News, and Newsmax about President Biden’s classified documents scandal, she ran into a proverbial buzzsaw from outlets such as ABC, the AP, CBS, CBS News Radio, NBC, and NPR…

Inside the White House Briefing Room, 2022 began with more mountain-sized word salads and dodges from Jen Psaki before shifting in May to former MoveOn.org spokeswoman and former MSNBC contributor Karine Jean-Pierre, who made waves for her stunning ineptitude and using her binder as a life raft. 

Shortly before Chief Justice John Roberts stepped into temporarily thwart the end of Title 42, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre fumbled her way Monday afternoon through the latest briefing with basic questions from reporters about the administration’s plans to (allegedly) deal with their ongoing crisis they’ve exacerbated.

The Associated Press sells itself to news clients with the motto "Advancing the Power of Facts." But the AP Stylebook -- which instructs reporters on which terms to use or not use -- has grown increasingly counter-factual. In July, it was transgender terms. Now, in a bow to the abortion industry, AP is suggesting that having an abortion late in pregnancy should not be described as a late-term…

The Associated Press published a glowing profile of newly appointed Special Counsel Jack Smith. AP reporter Eric Tucker completely skipped a scandal in Smith's interactions with IRS official Lois Lerner seeking to use the IRS to crack down on Tea Party and conservative groups.

Another group heavily financed by liberal billionaire George Soros is joining a growing network of organizations he funds calling on Big Tech to do more to censor so-called election “disinformation” before the midterms.

The Associated Press is throwing a hissy fit that Big Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter aren’t doing enough to censor political speech before the midterm elections.

Associated Press White House correspondent Zeke Miller has had a reputation of embarrassing hackery. Along with his 2017 fake report on a Winston Churchill bust in the Trump White House, Miller beclowned himself in the first Biden administration briefing and press conference. In that spirit, Miller provided another embarrassing entry Monday with a 1,400 word piece filled with saliva for Biden…

On Wednesday, the Associated Press dropped a bomb on the Ohio Senate race between Republican author and investor J.D. Vance and Congressman Tim Ryan (D) as reporter Julie Carr Smyth revealed Ryan has received $27,000 in donations from the very drug manufacturers found responsible for the deadly opioid epidemic that’s especially ravaged states like Ohio.

On Wednesday, the Associated Press, the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Richmond’s NPR affiliate VPM fired off stories expressing disgust with political advertising firm connected to Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) having received a state contract to film a Virginia tourism ad featuring Youngkin himself. But all told, the hubbub and media reports have ignored the fact that the current head of…