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At least they didn't call it a "fiery but mostly peaceful verdict." Alas, as CNN goes, its coverage of the guilty verdict in the Jussie Smollett case was pretty much ...

On Wednesday, after the Fox News Christmas tree burned down, Dean Obeidallah had a moment. Several of them, in fact. Obeidallah, for the unfamiliar, is a SiriusXM radio host and ...

Cuomo could absolutely pursue a lawsuit against CNN as a starting point for a negotiation.

The job of President Joe Biden's press secretary -- at least officially -- is to answer truthfully questions posed by the White House press corps. But when Fox News White ...

"Thank you for your time. I have plenty of time to talk."

"All I have to do is lay out the facts—they are irrefutable."

"It's actionable."

The last week has seen some of the most glaring examples of media bias we’ve seen over the last several years, which, believe me, is really saying something. The way ...

"Please stop doing this."

"Thanks everyone, that’s it for today."

"I don’t want to go down this road."

"I want to explain to viewers what's happening on our screen right now."

MSNBC host Tiffany Cross was angry over the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse. "I find these people disgusting, Elie. I'm disgusted at what I'm seeing," she told The Nation's justice correspondent Elie ...

"Should we expect a press conference tonight or tomorrow?"

"This is a very serious matter and I don't know what the ultimate truth of it is."

"His numbers are pretty low right now."

"So it's a 'disappointment' to have an Asian, rather than Black, mayor."

"You don't comment on an ongoing case."

Supply chain problems? What supply chain problems? Brian Stelter's milk aisle is fine, after all. That's seriously the take the host of CNN's "Reliable Sources" had. In a Saturday tweet, ...

"The top line there of Russian help and Trump willingness to accept it and make use of it proved all too accurate."