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Wednesday's CBS This Morning featured a full report on an outrageous attempt
by Illinois Democrats to shove through $100 million in taxpayer funds
for Barack Obama's future presidential ...
ABC, CBS, and NBC have set aside over 146 minutes of air time on their morning and evening newscasts to the controversy surrounding a racist tirade by L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling. However, ...
The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll found that President Obama’s approval was up slightly from his all-time low of 41 percent in March and NBC did its best to spin the 44 percent ...
On Tuesday April 29, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-2 decision that the Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to regulate air pollution from power plants that cross state lines yet NBC ...
After White House emails released on Tuesday showed the Obama
administration had a direct hand in crafting false talking points about
the Benghazi terrorist attack in 2012, Wednesday's CBS ...
Tuesday's World News ignored ABC's own poll showing President Obama's lowest approval rating of his presidency. ABC gave a scant 18 seconds to the numbers on Good Morning America earlier that day. ...
Newly-surfaced e-mails link the White House directly to false talking
points that were disseminated days after the Benghazi attacks in
September of 2012, but the broadcast networks ignored the ...
Gavia Baker-Whitelaw lamented how the movie depictions of Spider-Man and other superheroes are all "straight, white men" in a Tuesday item on Salon.com titled "America deserves better superheroes: ...
The news that Barack Obama is "facing the worst poll numbers of his presidency" warranted a mere 18 seconds of attention from Good Morning America on Tuesday. This scant coverage is despite the ...
On Tuesday's CBS This Morning, co-host Charlie Rose provided
viewers with a mere 30-second news brief on Secretary of State John
Kerry sparking a "storm of criticism" by claiming that Israel ...
