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January 3

BROADCAST BIAS: Late-night comedy death spiral shows how leftist hate killed its humor

CBS grants Stephen Colbert one more season as late-night comedy ratings sink amid political bias, with broadcast networks losing money on leftist shows.

January 2

Rubio voices concern that Americans may someday be arrested in Europe for old social media posts

Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned in a press briefing that he is concerned about a possible future scenario where American tourists could be arrested overseas for old social media posts.

January 2

Joe Rogan insists Kamala Harris would've done 'fine' on his 3-hour-show: 'Could've talked for hours'

Joe Rogan defended Kamala Harris after a guest claimed Harris couldn't handle his three-hour podcast, saying the interview "would've been fine" during 2024 campaign.

January 2

Fox News Channel delivers highest-rated non-election year ever, ‘The Five’ continues historic run

Fox News Channel dominated all of cable during 2025 for the 10th year in a row as "The Five" finished as the No. 1 cable news program.

January 2

Joe Rogan pushes back after guest says Kamala Harris couldn’t handle long podcast

Joe Rogan defended Kamala Harris after his guest suggested she couldn't have done a 3-hour interview like Donald Trump’s appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" in October 2024.

January 2

‘Stranger Things’ creators defend controversial episode after fan backlash

Netflix’s "Stranger Things" creators defend Will Byers’ coming-out scene after it was review-bombed, calling it key to defeating their villain.

January 2

Idaho education funding restored after 'rooting out DEI,' State Department reveals

The U.S. Department of Education restored federal funding to a 2023 Idaho grant after previously suspecting it of pushing diversity, equity and inclusion.

January 2

Nick Shirley says legacy media will ‘go insane’ when he posts part two of his Minnesota fraud reporting

Nick Shirley says part two is coming after he upended the news cycle last week with a 42-minute video investigating Minnesota daycare centers.

January 2

California will regret billionaire exodus, Washington Post editorial warns

Progressive tax policies backfiring? Washington Post warns California risks 'disaster' as wealthy residents flee over proposed billionaire wealth tax.

January 2

Virginia school board bans employees from forcing students, teachers to use preferred pronouns

Virginia school board votes 7-2 to ban employees from forcing others to use preferred pronouns, sparking heated debate over transgender rights in schools.