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PolitiFact has issued a rare 'Pants On Fire' rating to a Democrat, indicating a significant falsehood in their statement. This marks a notable moment in political fact-checking.
CNN raises concerns about President Trump's economic strategy following Iran's attacks, drawing historical comparisons to World War II.
The latest NewsBusters podcast discusses the extensive media coverage of Jeffrey Epstein, focusing on how it disproportionately highlights his connections to Donald Trump while neglecting Bill Clinton.
In a striking editorial, CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil criticizes the Democrats for their support of Senate nominee Graham Platner, emphasizing the potential consequences of such coddling.
NBC Nightly News has exclusively reported on a series of Molotov Cocktail bombings targeting churches in New York City, leading to an arrest.
Following the burial of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iranian officials have vowed to take action against former President Donald Trump.
A disturbing case highlights concerns over border policies as an illegal alien is accused of abducting and assaulting a child. This incident raises serious questions about safety and immigration enforcement.
The CIA has been scrutinizing Navy veteran Zachary Young as he attempts to publish a book detailing his defamation trial victory over CNN, raising questions about the agency's actions.
In a recent video, Spencer Pratt, a former candidate for Los Angeles Mayor, claims he has evidence of election fraud and suggests a criminal investigation is needed.
In a surprising turn of events, Maine Democrat Graham Platner has announced his withdrawal from the Senate race, coinciding with ABC's promotion of a tattoo that has drawn criticism for resembling a Nazi image.
The recent shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents raises serious questions about the agency's use of lethal force against immigrants.
In 2020, the activism surrounding racial justice prompted even candy companies to take a stand against racism, reflecting a broader trend in corporate responsibility.
The 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show by Bad Bunny has been nominated for nine Emmys, despite generating significant controversy and over 2,000 FCC complaints.
In a recent feature, The New York Times profiles eight Americans who shaped history, highlighting Ruth Bader Ginsburg while portraying Phyllis Schlafly as a polarizing figure.
As the World Cup progresses, a critical narrative emerges from American journalists regarding their own country, reflecting a broader sentiment.
On a recent episode of The View, the hosts analyzed the Democratic Party's slow response to Graham Platner's exit from the Senate race, linking it to Trump's influence.
After Graham Platner's withdrawal from the Maine Senate race, Jen Psaki has publicly criticized him, calling him a sexual predator and highlighting his lack of accountability.
A deep dive into the New York Times reveals a troubling double standard in its coverage of religious restrictions on access to public swimming facilities, particularly regarding Jews and Muslims.
In a striking move, NBC's 3rd Hour of Today has showcased a new off-Broadway play that delves into Hollywood's alleged connections to communism, stirring debate about the implications for the entertainment industry.
During her guest hosting stint on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Tiffany Haddish made a concerted effort to frame herself as a victim in the ongoing conflict between President Trump and late night comedians.