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April 9, 2021

Glenn Greenwald: 'Journalistic malpractice' for interviewers to not ask Hunter Biden about emails

Independent journalist Glenn Greenwald is urging reporters to press Hunter Biden on emails from his laptop related to his business dealings overseas.

April 9, 2021

Los Angeles Times piece claims mispronunciation of Asian names is 'casual racism'

The Los Angeles Times this week caused controversy by running a piece declaring that mispronunciation of Asian names is "casual racism."

April 9, 2021

Hawley rips Washington Post writer who linked criticism of 'woke corporations' to racism, anti-Semitism

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., clashed with Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent Friday after Sargent suggested in a column that the lawmaker's attacks on "woke corporations" weighing in on the Georgia election reform law stems from racism and anti-Semitism.

April 9, 2021

MSNBC's Chris Hayes panned for asking 'did we ever find out the actual deal' with Hunter Biden's laptop

MSNBC host Chris Hayes is still asking questions about the legitimacy of Hunter Biden's infamous laptop.

April 9, 2021

NBC News mocked for saying red states' lower COVID stats have 'experts' dumbfounded

Critics had some fun at the expense of NBC News over dumbfounded "experts" who struggle to explain why red states with lifted COVID restrictions have seen a decrease in virus cases versus blue states with restrictions still in place. 

April 8, 2021

Ruthless podcast debuts 'One Shining Moment' dedicated to 'Liberal Hack' champion Jennifer Rubin

In honor of Jennifer Rubin's Cinderella run to the championship of this year's "Liberal Hack Tournament," the Ruthless podcast debuted its own special version of "One Shining Moment" to honor the star Washington Post columnist.

April 8, 2021

Mars 'rainbow' actually lens flare, NASA says

NASA has debunked speculation over an image from Mars that appeared to show what many believed to be a "rainbow" or "dustbow."

April 7, 2021

National Archives will share Trump tweets censored on Twitter

The National Archives and Records Administration confirmed Wednesday that it is working to make publicly available tweets from former President Trump that Twitter has taken down and pledged not to allow back on its platform.

April 7, 2021

Mexico's raw sewage still pouring into California coastal cities: report

A decades-long issue for the residents of Southern California, raw sewage from Mexico continues to flow north of the border.

April 7, 2021

Indiana AG probing Big Tech, social media company 'methods' limiting conservative content

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is set to announce an investigation onto Big Tech companies, which he said have "potentially harmed" consumers in the state through business practices that limit and censor conservative content, Fox News has learned.