Media Watch

'Misinformation' is killing us but fear not: Harvard, Soros and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will zap it

Leading establishment media figures, including the president of NBC News and the executive editor at The Atlantic, will be taking part in a Harvard University media center summit this autumn aimed at combating “the corrosive forces of misinformation” that “threaten democracy.” Read More.

Heartbreaking? Starbucks 'evaluating' Facebook page due to negative public response

While conservative voices big and small are being systematically throttled on the Internet today, big-brand corporate goliath Starbucks is threatening to leave Facebook due to “hateful comments” posted by regular Americans expressing their distaste for the bland coffee makers’ nonstop social activist hectoring. Read More.

Journalists as tools of the ruling class: 'This isn't the first time'

In our constitutional republic, the importance of a free and honest press and informed citizenry can’t be overstated. Read More.

24 hours of virus tyranny: Natural health doctor submits, WH cheers suppression, CNN host advocates public shunning

Woke Los Angeles Times hires race-obsessed ESPN agitator as next executive editor

The Los Angeles Times announced May 3 that it has tabbed ESPN’s Kevin Merida to be its new Executive Editor. Read More.

'Anonymous sources' who weren't: No apologies or rescinded Pulitzers for wrong stories of consequence

In the news business, the use of "sources" as a vehicle for introducing key information into a story plays a big role in earning print space or air time for hot news. Political stories, especially those which favor the "woke" position and the cancel culture attitude, frequently rely upon "anonymous sources" to tie questionable political conduct to decision makers whom they oppose. Read More.

Let the anti-censorship revolution begin and 'leave no deplatformed victims behind'

'The United States is now a country that persecutes its own citizens for political dissent. ' Read More.

Fact-checking no longer deemed newsworthy by the Washington Post

After Joe Biden's first 100 days in office, the Washington Post has put a lid on fact checking the White House. Read More.

Seriously? Hunter Biden invited to lecture at Tulane University on 'fake news'

Tulane University announced it will host Joe Biden’s scandal-ridden son, Hunter Biden, as a speaker for a course on “Media Polarization and Public Policy Impacts.” Read More.

NY Times wrong again: Medical examiner finds officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes

The Washington, D.C. medical examiner on Monday said that Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes a day after the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol. Read More.

Powell files election lawsuits in Wisconsin and Arizona

Attorney Sidney Powell this week has filed new lawsuits in Wisconsin and Arizona charging "massive election fraud" took place. Read More.

Hunter Biden laptop story off limits, CNN producers were told

Project Veritas on Tuesday released undercover audio in which CNN chief Jeff Zucker is heard instructing his staff to downplay the New York Post's bombshell Hunter Biden laptop story that implicated Joe Biden in a foreign influence-peddling scheme. Read More.

Bill Clinton visited Epstein's pedophile island, ex-president's longtime counselor says

Bill Clinton did in fact visit Jeffrey Epstein's private island, according to Doug Band, a longtime counselor and friend of the former president. Read More.

Photos surface of Biden spokeswoman cavorting with top Russians

A photo has emerged showing Jen Psaki, an Obama administration official who would be press secretary in the event of a Joe Biden presidency, sporting a pink hammer & sickle hat while hanging out with Russian officials in Paris in 2014. Read More.