The New York Times’ May 4 edition reads less like journalism and more like a sneering screed, baffled that Americans haven’t yet renounced Trump—or themselves.

The media distorts reality, twisting Trump’s actions into tyranny while excusing its own abuses—an artful exercise in deception and bias.

The House Oversight Subcommittee exposes Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony as unreliable, raising questions about media bias and the January 6 Committee's investigative integrity.

A second Trump administration may revamp the White House briefing room, sidelining legacy media in favor of independent voices and shaking up the mainstream press's long-held dominance.

Within days, Disney was rocked by scandals at ABC News (The View) and ESPN (Sugar Bowl coverage), becoming a slow-motion train wreck.

For more than a decade, the White House Correspondents Association, controlled by biased, partisan Democrat activists, has selected who gets to ask the questions.

The legacy media has lost all ability to influence the public. With Trump's win, a concerted effort to censor alternative media and citizen journalists will intensify.

In our final look at the disaster of the Harris-Walz campaign, let us examine the biggest casualty of November 5: The American legacy media.

The failure was so pronounced that in many instances it was necessary to watch the Australians on Sky News to see what was happening in our own backyard.

CBS was criticized for editing Kamala Harris's "60 Minutes" interview on Israel, sparking concerns over journalistic ethics and shifting focus to Trump's criticism of the network.

The trust and prestige that took prior generations of journalists decades to earn have been thrown away in just a few years by incompetents and partisans.

Past is precedent, will the vice president appear on the cover of the November issue of Vogue?

The legacy media does not root for this country’s success. On the contrary, they root for the Democrat Party to stay in power at all costs, no matter how much devastation and despair it may cause.