A top CNN executive become the third domino to fall as part of the investigation into media ethics at CNN.

An outspoken advocate of gun control turns out to be the only suspect in the attempted shooting of a Democratic politician.

'Yet another fake book, by a reporter who knows nothing about me, Maggot Haberman of the New York Times,' Trump said in a statement.

Multiple liberal outlets have targeted Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas over his wife's conservative activism.

Someone in the Abrams camp must have finally realized that lashing back at supposed 'racism' wasn't going to fly this time.

If the Democrats are going to hold the president to the same standards they hold podcasters to, Biden's in trouble.

A comedic video of actor Russell Brand imitating CNN's anchor Brian Stelter on his YouTube channel has gone viral.

Don't expect any real material changes to the content CNN is putting out or the audience to which it is crafted and marketed.

A reporter tried to corner Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, questioning her views on the 2020 election.

A woman appointed as the Washington Post's national editor last month is married to the current chief of staff of the FBI.

Before Biden got to New York to address the surge in crime in the Democrat-run city, one man had a clear message for him.

CNN edited a video of Joe Rogan to make him appear more jaundiced shortly after the podcast host recovered from a bout of COVID.

Jeff Zucker's resignation is one of several incidents of employee misconduct at the liberal establishment media network.

Even self-identified Democrats apparently don't appreciate the mainstream media spoonfeeding their opinions.

It was a bad day for MSNBC, and then it got worse. For starters, it was reported that Rachel Maddow is taking a break from her show.

Goldberg's shocking comments only fan the flames of anti-Semitism and dishonor the victims of the Holocaust.

The Virginia governor's real battle only started with his upset victory in November - now the heavy work begins.

Even though three Supreme Court justices deny a recent NPR report, the liberal media outlet is not issuing a correction.

A statement from Chief Justice John Roberts completely debunks a bombshell report from NPR's Nina Totenberg.

When reality bites, denial either doubles down or disintegrates. It's revealing to watch both happen at once.

Jury selection is beginning in what could be the battle royale of modern-day defamation cases: Sarah Palin v. The New York Times.