Media

'Lost America's trust': NPR, leftist CEO reeling

National Public Radio (NPR) seems to be gunning for the train wreck hall of fame. Read More.

Trump: End NPR funding after staffer's broadside

Former President Donald Trump said not one more dollar of public funds should be going to National Public Radio (NPR) after a bombshell essay by a long-time editor at the taxpayer-subsidized network said it should "stop telling the public how to think." Read More.

Catherine Herridge blasts CBS over seizure of her Biden files

CBS News crossed a "red line" when, after firing her, it seized her files which included information on the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, investigative reporter Catherine Herridge told a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday. Read More.

Ohio editor's bad case of Trump Derangement Syndrome

Was a professional "newsman' with the requisite symptoms of Trump Derangement Syndrome looking for national attention? Read More.

Free Press Foundation president: Media corruption threatens national security

Corrupt media are polarizing conflicting views of America’s character, thereby threatening both national security and world peace, said the new president of the Free Press Foundation. Read More.

'Bloodbath'; A word legacy media would never use ... right?

Former President Donald Trump at a rally in Ohio on Saturday warned the U.S. auto industry would face a "bloodbath" if he is not elected in November. Read More.

Researcher seeks dismissal of lawsuit filed by Hunter Biden

Trump White House aide Garrett Ziegler is seeking the dismissal of a civil lawsuit filed against him by Hunter Biden. Read More.

Chilling precedent in arrest of journalist Steve Baker

On March 1, investigative reporter Steve Baker was arraigned before a federal magistrate, accused of crimes stemming allegedly from the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Read More.

J6 journalist arrested, charged by the Biden DOJ

Blaze Media investigative journalist Steve Baker was arrested on Friday and charged by the Biden Department of Justice with four misdemeanors for entering the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021. Read More.

Lara Logan takes on censorship industry

During a Feb. 26 forum hosted by Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, investigative journalist Lara Logan excoriated the "media companies, institutions, and, journalism schools" that "have failed all of us." Read More.

CBS fires, seizes files of reporter Catherine Herridge

When acclaimed investigative reporter Catherine Herridge was included in CBS News layoffs this month, the news shocked many in the media. Then, after it was revealed that CBS officials had seized Herridge's files, computers and records, including information on privileged sources those who still valued the First Amendment freedom of the press were alarmed. Read More.

Journalist critical of Djokovic for refusing vax dies suddenly

British journalist Mike Dickson, the Daily Mail’s tennis correspondent, died suddenly while covering the Australian Open. He was 59. Read More.

American journalist dies in prison in Ukraine

Gonzalo Lira, an American journalist who was being held in prison in Ukraine, has died, Tucker Carlson reported on Friday. Read More.

Reporter who wanted detention camps for unvaxxed dies at 33

Ian Vandaelle, a Canadian reporter who called for unvaccinated police to be fired and pushed for concentration camps for those who refused to get the Covid jab has died. He was 33. Read More.

Before Musk took reins, Twitter was 'like Pravda ... a state publication'

Before he took over the reins at Twitter, Elon Musk said the social media platform was "completely" under the control of the far Left and was essentially a "state publication." Read More.