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NEW YORK — Jimmy Kimmel is set to return to late-night television Tuesday after a nearly weeklong suspension over controversal remarks he made about the death of Charliie Kirk.
The most important card they have in the game is their ace – the media – who reflexively cast Republicans as evil schemers plotting to kick Grandma over a cliff and onto a drifting iceberg.
The harpy, Republican-hating women on “The View” might be the next target of the FCC, but that possible political attack is raising a red flag from a well-known conservative figure Ben Shapiro.
A media watchdog isn't surprised that the few Americans who regularly tune in to late-night television tend to be Democrats.
ABC cut its late-night host loose after he made some factually incorrect and demeaning comments about Trump supporters and the suspected Charlie Kirk assassin.
A media watchdog says the mainstream news outlet has fired a longtime correspondent as part of its ongoing effort to win back the public's trust.
After a consumer advocacy group reported corporations are concealing their DEI policies, it asked the Trump administration to investigate a major insurance company for discrimination.
Ideas have consequences, and so do lawfare and hateful propaganda. The good news is that the American public is fed up with all this, and it showed in the last national election.
Parents and kids are loving Kirk Cameron's new television series.
After the opening weekend of “Snow White,” a live action version of the classic tale, film critics are up in arms Disney is checking all the right boxes rather than making films for the box office.
