Media Watch

The Biden Department of Justice is seeking a prison sentence for Infowars journalist Owen Shroyer, claiming that he "spread election disinformation paired with violent rhetoric" to viewers in the months leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021 protest at the U.S. Capitol. Read More.

Leftist media personalities salivating at the prospect of sticking it to Donald Trump as the mug shot from his Georgia arrest was released, were later seen licking their wounds. Read More.

A police raid prompted by a story for a local Kansas newspaper that never ran contributed to the death of the paper's 98-year-old co-owner, the woman's son said. Read More.

Two alleged Antifa members were "not liable" for attacks on investigative journalist Andy Ngo, a Portland jury found. Read More.

At the same time Big Media in the U.S. were warning that Donald Trump's post on Truth Social, saying "If you go after me, I'm coming after you," amounted to a threat, The New York Times said that a chant at a South African political rally which called for killing white people "should not be taken as a literal call to violence." Read More.

In an interview given just before Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News, former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund insisted that events surrounding the Jan. 6 protest at the U.S. Capitol appear to have been a “cover up,” a report said. Read More.

Faced with contempt of Congress charges, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg turned over internal communications to the House Judiciary Committee which show how Team Biden pressured the social media platform to censor and suppress information that did not fit the administration’s narrative. Read More.

The years 2020-2023 resembled a dream sequence from George Orwell's surreal novel, "1984". Many Americans are sleeping but for those paying attention, collapsing confidence in election security and blatant weaponization of federal agencies is a nightmare scenario. Read More.

The fact-checking racket is unraveling. Over the past several years, social media companies contracted with third-party organizations and dubbed them "fact-checkers" who would scan content for "misinformation." Read More.

Jan. 6, 2021 "was not an insurrection. It was not armed, and its purpose was not an attempt to overthrow the U.S. government," Tucker Carlson said in his first interview since leaving Fox News. Read More.

Former NY Post and CBS investigative journalist Al Guart said he was “coaxed out of retirement” because of cancel culture. In his return, Guart scored an interview with Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It was quickly canceled by YouTube. Read More.

With polls showing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with 20 percent support and gaining in a Democrat 2024 presidential primary, and with a higher favorability rating than Joe Biden, the Biden regime's Big Tech allies apparently decided it was time to intervene. Read More.

In his first broadcast on Twitter, Tucker Carlson dissected large chunks of the Russia-Ukraine narrative pushed by Team Biden and its major media allies which brook no opposition. He concluded by noting: "We're told there are no gatekeepers here." We shall see. Read More.

May was Fox News’s first full month without Tucker Carlson. The network lost 32 percent of its primetime viewers from the previous month. Read More.

Students at the state-funded University of Texas at Austin, under the direction of academics holding an anti-conservative bias, compiled a list of the "riskiest" media outlets in America. No shocker here — all were conservative. Read More.