Media Watch

Picking up on a New York Post analysis, Fox News and other Big Media outlets on Tuesday reported on how the Biden administration is using an airport in Westchester County, New York as a hub for secretly transporting immigrants who illegally enter via the U.S. southern border. Read More.

The feminist card really isn’t working here. Anyone with eyes could see that CNBC “journalist” Hadley Gamble was deliberately using sex as a weapon during her interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin at an energy panel on Oct. 13. Read More.

After a so-called "fact-checker" at The Associated Press said the AP would be debunking his claim that 1 in 10 of Maricopa County's 2020 ballots could not be confirmed as the actual ballot the voter used to vote, pattern recognition specialist Jovan Pulitzer fired back with his own fact check. Read More.

That great beacon of investigative journalism, The New York Times, was at it again. Scouring through years-old personal emails in much the same way a voyeur sniffs soiled bed sheets, crackerjack reporters Ken Belson and Katherine Rosman “exposed” Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden for making “racist,” “misogynistic” and “homophobic” remarks. Read More.

Under Arnon Mishkin's direction, the Fox News Decision Desk called Arizona for Joe Biden just minutes after polls closed. Read More.

Google is cracking down on digital ads which challenge the Left's narrative on climate change, hoping to cut off or limit revenue for so-called "climate change deniers." Read More.

Big Media has mostly failed to mention that part of Joe Biden's $3.5 trillion spending package includes a $1.3 billion bailout for media organizations. Read More.

You know Big Media is fully invested in a narrative when it cuts out a comment from one of its all-time heroes. Read More.

The South Korean courts and the government of leftist President Moon Jae-In have stepped up their crackdown on press freedom by imprisoning YouTube commentators who are critical of the regime or entities which support it, a report said. Read More.

The brief flurry of headlines generated Thursday when Special counsel John Durham indicted Michael Sussmann distracted attention from the fact that his employer, the Perkins Coie firm, had been bankrolled by Hillary Clinton and the DNC, and that he was a key cog in peddling the Trump-Russia hoax. Read More.

The ABC docudrama "Path to 9/11" aired on Sept. 6, 2006. It was widely hailed by reviewers as a moving and accurate re-telling of the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and what led up to them. Read More.

The article was the site lead on the NBC News website for a good chunk of the evening of Sept. 12, prominently splashed atop, right below the corporate masthead and its trademark peacock logo. Read More.

The Chinese Communist Party's plan to eliminate freedom of the press in Hong Kong is nearing completion with the announcement by Next Digital that it is ceasing operations. Read More.

The Associated Press reported in late August that 70 percent of calls to Mississippi Poison Control were linked to the use of ivermectin. Read More.

The Intercept reported on Sept. 6 that it had obtained 900 pages of documents which include details on U.S. government funding of coronavirus research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Read More.