NewsBusters

NPR is a platform that has demonstrated an aggressive interest in undermining the credibility of Fox News and the public’s understanding of how it balances out NPR’s liberal bias and censorship. NPR media reporter David Folkenflik reflects that obsession. He’s filed 13 stories attacking Fox since February 28, and he’s not the only NPR reporter dropping bombs on Murdoch's castle.

Hollywood in Toto

The newly christened Max platform, formerly HBO Max, made its upcoming “Harry Potter” series official. The Max series marks a significant win for free expression in the culture wars, no matter what the entertainment press says.

American Greatness

No matter how poor the economy may be performing, people will still spend money on entertainment—especially entertainment that doesn’t come with tired, beat-to-death leftist talking points.

Ann Coulter

Apparently, we’ve returned to the Treating-Black-People-Like-Children phase of “Diversity.” I just wish liberals would state their racism plainly: We simply can’t expect black people to abide by white norms of dignity and decorum.

The American Conservative

You can engage in civil disobedience or you can engage in the political process as a lawmaker, but not both.

National Review

Now Justin Jones and Justin Pearson have joined the likes of Stacey Abrams in that exalted status of victims of ersatz racism and nonexistent disenfranchisement. This confers all the moral prestige of being a courageous champion of racial justice without any of the downside of actual oppression.

Washington Free Beacon

Republicans are assembling one of the most diverse, equitable, and inclusive slates of candidates who will compete for the opportunity to challenge Biden, an 80-year-old white man sometimes referred to as "Sleepy Joe." As it stands, a majority of the projected GOP primary candidates are people of color under 60 years of age.

FrontPage

“Chicago is a great choice to host the 2024 Democratic National Convention,” Biden said.

Daily Signal

Anheuser-Busch stock is struggling to recover after the company’s Bud Light brand launched an ad campaign with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney.

NY Post

This is a hugely important lesson for average Americans: You’re not powerless. And your beer doesn’t have to be a political medium.

RedState

What’s wrong is Mulvaney purporting to be a woman, assuming he can in any way truly experience womanhood, taking jobs from women through his endorsement deals, supporting/advocating for policies allowing children’s bodies to be maimed, and sexualizing children.

Newsmax

Every day that goes by we are seeing an America we don't recognize. But is there a point where it could go too far? Of course. Nowhere is it prophesied that America will last forever.

American Thinker

That's the implied slogan of 'affordable housing,' now set to wipe out the American Dream in New York.

WND

For the Democrats, it's time to roll out a new candidate but with the same scheme: Gavin Newsom. This may be the play for 2024.