If you listen to the mainstream media (which you shouldn’t, by the way), you’d think that “rightwing” websites and news channels are the source of all the “disinformation” in America.

The Media Research Center released a study comparing media coverage of Presidents Trump and Biden, and it appears that when I called them Democratic press agents and Biden’s neutered lapdogs, I might have been understating it.

During the 2020 campaign, the New York Times, quoting their famous unnamed sources, claimed that Russia was paying bounties on the lives of American soldiers in Afghanistan.

News you can trust...

Yesterday, we ran a commentary about a story that I predicted would receive little news coverage, a vicious attack on the ICE headquarters building in Portland.

Hunter Biden not only got a lucrative book deal (one of the favorite piggy banks that big media use to line the pockets of their chosen politicians), but he’s been enjoying fawning interviews from the likes of Jimmy Kimmel...

Just when you think the “60 Minutes” hit piece on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis can’t get any worse, another aftershock goes off in their faces.

A few people who really are journalists are wondering why we STILL haven’t been given an official cause of death for Officer Brian Sicknick.

The hilarious conservative satire site The Babylon Bee is considering a defamation lawsuit against the New York Times.

"We’re in a bad place,” New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew said to FOX NEWS’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday.

The Washington Post claims they have not actually “retracted” their story about a phone call in which President Trump allegedly told George election investigator Frances Watson to “find the fraud” in the 2020 election and she’d be a “national hero.”

The media love to trumpet “bombshell” stories. Well, here’s a real “bombshell” that blew up in the media’s faces.

During the Trump Administration, so-called “fact-checkers” would use any difference of opinion, joke or exaggeration to scream “LIAR!!”