One clue that the news media are biased is when you have a major event that gets wall-to-wall live coverage, yet only non-mainstream sources point out the obvious truth about it.

Tuesday morning’s school shooting at Great Mills High School in Southern Maryland is over.

Speaking of things the media probably won’t tell you about guns: there is no “school shooting epidemic.”

Authorities have arrested Daniel Frisiello of Beverly, Massachusetts, on suspicion of sending threatening letters containing a scary but harmless white powder to five people, including Donald Trump Jr.’s wife, Vanessa.

YouTube admitted that it might have made some mistakes in demonetizing, restricting or removing many conservative-leaning videos and accounts for “harmful and dangerous content.”

As if CNN hadn’t already shattered its journalistic reputation with its non-stop anti-Trump advocacy over the past year, the network now seems determined to pound the shards of its integrity into a fine paste with its naked anti-NRA advocacy in the wake of the tragic school shooting in Florida.

Unless you’re new to reading my commentary, you know that much of it has had to do with what we call the Death Of Journalism.

I often ignore the current hair-on-fire responses to the latest Trump tweet until I see whether it will last beyond the next Trump tweet. These constant howls of outrage over everything Trump says and does are starting to make me feel like the owner of a dog that barks at everything.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has moved the hands of its “Doomsday Clock” forward 30 seconds, putting it at 2 minutes to midnight, the nearest to nuclear Armageddon that it’s been since its creation in 1947. There can be only one response to such an alarming development: “What a load of hooey!”

There’s a new report by the Axios website, claiming that embattled (and rightly so) Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe was not fired by Attorney General Jeff Sessions only because FBI Director Christopher Wray threatened to resign if he were fired, setting off a media firestorm.

Full disclosure: This is my daughter using logic and uncomfortable questions to demolish the accusations of President Trump being a racist.

Fox News host Lisa Boothe points out the obvious recurring narrative over the past year: every time there is good news that reflects well on Trump, Democrats and the media gin up an outrage storm over some unsourced leak that reinforces their narrative that Trump is crazy or racist.

A recent poll found that due to the media credulously repeating the left’s hyperbolic attacks on the new tax reform bill (which even some honest liberal outlets have admitted aren’t true), only 17% of Americans believe they will pay less or get bigger refunds, even though nearly 80% actually will.

The President’s spokesperson (full disclosure: we’re related) had to give a remedial lesson yesterday to CNN White House Correspondent Jim Acosta on the difference between an “honest mistake” and the big, steaming piles of baloney

Maybe the EPA could investigate the Times...

If the mainstream media could devote just one-tenth the energy to fact-checking that they do to wailing indignantly about President Trump’s accusing them of spreading “fake news,” maybe they wouldn’t be spreading so much fake news.

You might have heard the Bloomberg News report that Robert Mueller’s investigation had subpoenaed President Trump’s bank records relating to a $300 million loan from Germany’s Deutsche Bank.

I was raised in the South, where my parents taught me never to call people unfair names or to jump to unsupported negative conclusions. Where I’m from, the most cutting thing you usually say about someone is, “Bless his heart.”

The New York Times needs to decide whether it’s going to be a newspaper or a lobbyist organization. It really can’t be both

Today’s Must-Read Think Piece is by Mark Hemingway at the Weekly Standard...

If the mainstream news media really are interested in truth, then here’s a painful truth for them...

To hear the media tell it, you’d think since Donald Trump started running for President, America has been beset with a tidal wave of Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hate crimes.

A New York Times op-ed called on Facebook to censor posts by pro-life groups because they spread “misinformation,”

It finally happened: the kneejerk anti-Trump media memes that stress made-up or out-of-context “gaffes” over real and serious news

It’s amazing to see the stark difference between the warm welcomes, deals, concessions and good press Trump scored abroad and the petty criticism he received in the US media.