Media

MIT professor Junot Díaz tells the New York Times Superman’s “all‑American” patriotism feels outdated amid modern immigration debates.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

ABC News sparked outrage this week after referring to Israeli hostages held by Hamas as "detainees," a term critics say downplays the brutality of terrorism.

A Media Research Center study finds PBS’s Washington Week featured 93% negative commentary on President Trump in early 2025.

Stacey Abrams outlined a 10‑step path to autocracy during “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” warning the U.S. may be at step nine.

Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. announced that it has launched the Truth+ streaming platform globally.

Corey Feldman, beloved ’80s child star, credits his Christian faith with protecting him against corruption and abuse in Hollywood.

Pixar’s original film Elio has become the studio’s worst box office performer, earning just $72 million globally against a $150 million budget.