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(AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File) The ritual puffing up of every former Republican official who leaves the GOP has become a bit stale over the last four years. When Trump was in office, everyone wanted their moment in the sun, with some leaving the party multiple times just to make sure it stuck and to get some extra of that sweet, sweet cable news action. I’ve honestly lost count of how many times S.E. Cupp and Max Boot have claimed to no longer be Republicans. With Trump out of offi...

Font Size CNN’s Brian Stelter declared Fox News was an information polluter in his show-starting “Murrow” editorial on Sunday’s Reliable Sources. Fox needs to have its “freedom of reach” reduced, in the interests of “harm reduction.” Yet somehow it’s “dishonest” to complain that’s an attempt at censorship, silencing, or suppression. How stupid does he think CNNs viewers are? “Dishonest cries of censorship are filling Foxs airwaves, with charges that thes...

February 01, 2021 9:43 AM ET Font Size: Left-wing corporate media members are now pushing for right-leaning outlets, specifically Fox News, to be reprimanded and even censored for what they claim are Fox News and other networks’ culpability in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Fox News delivered much more positive coverage of President Donald Trump than other networks like CNN and MSNBC, as shown by a study  of media coverage in the Trump administration’s first 100 days from Harvard Kennedy ...

Ukraines President: Capitol riots a strong blow to US democracy Duration: 02:10 CNNs Max Boot discusses Ukraines President Zelenskys interview with HBOs Axios where he said the Capitol riots were a strong blow to US democracy and Zelensky couldnt believe something like that was possible in the US.

Long a stalwart defender of the First Amendment, the American media is now having second thoughts. For decades, it was a commonplace sentiment among journalists that freedom of the press was one of the glories of our system. It helped to make the government accountable and to air diverse points of view — even unpopular ones — to be tested in the marketplace of ideas. Media organizations were at the forefront of the fight to vindicate First Amendment rights, with The New York Times inv...

By Rudy TakalaJan 30th, 2021, 3:35 pm Eric Baradat, AFP via Getty Images The Washington Post denied that a media columnist for the publication called this week for advertisers to boycott Fox News, but said she would be “free to make that argument” if she desired. The publication was speaking in reference to Margaret Sullivan, a media columnist for the paper who suggested Fox was “deadly” and a “hazard to democracy” in a Monday column. “How to get the Fox News monster under cont...

Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Last year, the future looked promising in Clarksville-Montgomery County. The county was named Tennessee’s youngest community and the city earned the title of the best place to live in the country, while the entire state also was enjoying a record low 3.3 percent unemployment rate. Then, in March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic arrived. Within a month, Tennessee’s unemployment rate skyrocketed to 15.5 percent and by July, more than 1,100 businesses in the s...

Lowry: With the media, its Free speech for me, but not for thee FacebookTwitterEmail Long a stalwart defender of the First Amendment, the American media is now having second thoughts. For decades, it was a commonplace sentiment among journalists that freedom of the press was one of the glories of our system. It helped to make the government accountable and to air diverse points of view — even unpopular ones — to be tested in the marketplace of ideas. Media organizations were at the forefron...

  Share Source: CNN/Screenshot With Donald Trump out of the picture, the mainstream media no longer has its daily content punching bag, so theyve turned their attention to the constant thorn in their side, Fox News. The push to deplatform the Fox News Channel is nothing new, Media Matters for America has built its brand on targeting the network and its advertisers, but the crusade has intensified in the aftermath of the Capitol riot, with detractors saying Fox News is partially to blame for t...

Rich Lowry says the mainstream media is having second thoughts about the First Amendment.