Media

CBS's cancellation of The Late Show and ouster of host Stephen Colbert drew praise from President Trump himself, who posted: “I absolutely love that Colbert got fired,” on Truth Social.

In a surprising twist, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel erupted over CBS's decision to axe Late Show with Stephen Colbert, calling it a “purely a financial decision” amid media industry pressure.

NPR is facing major funding challenges after the Senate voted to eliminate public broadcasting grants—and rural communities are caught in the political crossfire, according to NPR CEO Katherine Maher.

A tense CNN panel debate ignited national attention Monday after senior political commentator Ana Navarro sparked outrage with a racially charged remark, targeting fellow panelist Brad Polumbo for being a White man.

MSNBC contributor implies violence against ICE agents is justified-raising alarms over media and political rhetoric that erodes law and order

Chip and Joanna Gaines face criticism from traditional Christian voices after featuring a same‑sex couple with children in their new Magnolia Network series Back to the Frontier.

MIT professor Junot Díaz tells the New York Times Superman’s “all‑American” patriotism feels outdated amid modern immigration debates.

The Washington Post argues President Trump may avoid the typical lame-duck fate after two terms—thanks to renewed influence.

Jen Psaki’s jump from the White House to MSNBC primetime has turned disastrous, with Psaki's ratings plunging 44% and failing to challenge Fox News.

In a brazen display of National Public Radio (NPR) climate intolerance, Kansas City NPR reporter Sam Zeff mocked recent meteorology graduate Chris Martz for challenging climate change narratives, sneering on X that Martz “wasted [his] money on [his] degree.”