Media

Former Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah is challenging her firing through a wrongful termination claim, enlisting a Soros-funded legal network to take on her former employer.

George Stephanopoulos, Good Morning America co-host, showcased media bias in an interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), pressing him on Republican opposition to a Democratic spending bill just hours after Senate Democrats themselves rejected legislation that would have kept the government open.

The War Department is pushing back against reports of an internal split over its forthcoming National Defense Strategy, insisting the plan was built on full collaboration between top civilian and military leaders.

Jane Fonda relaunches the Committee for the First Amendment and accuses Democratic leaders of failing to stand up firmly against Trump.

David Cross condemns Dave Chappelle and other comedians for performing at the Riyadh Comedy Festival, calling it complicity with oppression.

oe Rogan calls out “progressives” who celebrated Kirk’s death, condemning the cheers as evil and a dangerous step toward political violence.

Controversy regarding New York Times correspondent Nikole Hannah-Jones has ignited after she used a misleading quotation to portray slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk as racist.

Politico's current Trump reporter covering the White House once admitted she cried when Donald Trump won in 2016 because she believed “horrible things were to come.”

Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night television sparked a short-lived ratings boost, but the momentum collapsed almost immediately.

The FBI confirmed that the Dallas gunman who opened fire on an ICE facility inscribed “ANTI-ICE” on his ammunition, yet major outlets still insisted the shooter’s motive was “unclear.”