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Fancy the surprise of CNN.com’s Harmeet Kaur when she flipped the page on her 365 Reasons to Hate America desk calendar and discovered that Nov. 2 is the 100th anniversary of the Ocoee, Florida race riots. That’s editorial gold in a “news” organization that runs on race baiting, resentment and lefty smugness. And with the election tomorrow, Kaur must have felt like she’d hit the…

While the Joe Biden campaign is furiously performing damage control over his pledge during Thursday's presidential debate to end the entire oil industry, CNN's Chris Cillizza very conveniently overlooks that gaffe in his analysis of the debate.

Brian Stelter bewailed the sidelining of Jeffrey Toobin and the #MeToobin blowback on Twitter was hilarious.

Here’s something we’re seeing too much of lately: celebrities whining about politics. Singer Demi Lovato joins the ever-growing crowd of woke stars hating President Trump by releasing a brand-new Trump-hating song called “Commander in Chief.” On October 14, Demi Lovato released the song online prior to her performance on the Billboard Music Awards. T

Black Lives Matter protest is so passé now that the National Football League's weekend focus Sunday was on "National Coming Out Day." The league released a 30-second long National Coming Out Day PSA" on YouTube Saturday, which aired during early-game Fox broadcasts Sunday.

In his absurd eagerness to always be spinning in favor of a Democrat (never a Republican) involved in an election campaign, CNN's resident prognosticator Chris Cillizza with a history of often hilarious errors, spun himself into a corner on Tuesday concerning the Cal Cunningham sexting scandal which has blown up into something much more serious.

CNN’s partisanship and Trump-loathing overrode journalism on the last Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)  jobs report before Election Day. When the BLS reported on Friday that unemployment dropped to 7.9 percent, CNN rushed out a Tweet  laced with propaganda: “JUST IN: The US added 661,000 jobs in September, and unemployment fell to 7.9%. The rate has never been this high going into an election…

CNN's Chris Cillizza hyped the Atlantic magazine smear upon President Donald Trump on Friday (updated on Saturday) in "Here's the problem for Donald Trump with the Atlantic story." Well, to paraphrase that title, here's the problem for Chris Cillizza with the Atlantic story: it never even mentioned the one very prominent non-anonymous source that came forward to…

Times are probably kind of tight for the WNBA. Coronavirus curtailed its season and drove the ladies into a “bubble” in Bradenton, Florida, disappointing dozens of fans and easily costing hundreds of dollars in lost revenue.

CNN's Chris Cillizza might have outdone himself over the past weekend. Although he has long had a reputation for extreme silliness, his analysis about President Donald Trump identifying what are obviously riots as "riots" rather than "protests" are a sign of "desperation" according to Cillizza. What makes Cillizza's observation particularly absurd is that the picture at the top of his weekend…

Lefties are so desperate to dump on Donald Trump that they are launching people who troll him on social media into high profile celebrity careers, no real talent required. The latest anti-Trump starlet to rise in the middle of the anti-Trump media maelstrom is Sarah Cooper, a woman who literally lip syncs Trump speeches on social media app TikTok for millions of views.

On two separate occasions on Wednesday (and on their website), CNN dismissed White House Coronavirus Task Force hire and neuroradiologist Dr. Scott Atlas as merely a “Fox News guest” who’s part of an “echo chamber” that’s murdering “tens of thousands of Americans.” Along with a CNN.com article, the segments totaled five minutes and 42 seconds, which was five minutes and 42 seconds more than…

Good economic news is never bad enough for the liberal media. The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released an impressive report on job growth in July. Specifically, “Total non-farm payroll employment rose by 1.8 million in July, and the unemployment rate fell to 10.2 percent.”

President Donald Trump’s WeChat executive order shows the war on Chinese subterfuge is bigger than just TikTok. Trump issued two different executive orders on Thursday evening: The “Executive Order on Addressing the Threat Posed by TikTok” placed a ban on TikTok from being used in the U.S., and the “Executive Order on Addressing the Threat Posed by WeChat” placed a ban on WeChat.