Times of London Blasts ‘Ideological’ Global Disinformation Index for Stiffing Journalism as UK Govt Pulls Funding
The Global Disinformation Index was criticised by The Times for fake neutrality while enforcing censorship based on ideological lines.
The Global Disinformation Index was criticised by The Times for fake neutrality while enforcing censorship based on ideological lines.
The BBC’s head of editorial standards has admitted that BBC news failed to reflect the wider nation’s concerns over immigration and the rise of Euroscepticism, with editors instead succumbing to metropolitan liberal “groupthink”.
Amazon has blocked Family Research Council, a Christian conservative nonprofit, from receiving contributions through its AmazonSmile program.
The overwhelming majority of $30,000 Federal Truman Scholarships in 2020 have been awarded to students with progressive credentials, despite the supposedly bipartisan nature of the scholarships.
A new study has found that professors registered as Democrats outnumber Republicans by a ratio of nearly nine to one. The study adds that professors who donate to Democrat candidates outnumber those giving to Republicans by a ratio of 95 to one.
A Maine Republican sponsored legislation that would forbid teachers from endorsing political candidates and from using their classrooms as bully pulpits for ideological advocacy.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is offering a course this winter on the American Presidency that describes Donald Trump as a “spectacularly unqualified” president who “poses an overt threat to the Republic.”
Professor Samuel Abrams received intimidating messages and was accused by his college president of “attacking” members of the community after he denounced the ideological homogeneity of his campus administration in an op-ed for the New York Times last month.
The extreme liberal bias at America’s top-ranked colleges has received empirical confirmation with a study showing nearly 80 percent of liberal arts schools do not employ a single Republican on their faculties, a fact that undermines the credibility of the peer review process.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has endorsed an article calling for the Republican party to be wiped out in the U.S. for at least a couple of generations and replaced by a de facto one-party state controlled by well-meaning Democrats.
Liberal media outlets in the West have affected outrage after Czech President Miloš Zeman brandished a toy rifle inscribed with the words “for journalists”.
Just as free-speech advocates were reacting against Twitter’s overly zealous censorship of content, the company announced the implementation of new rules for even tighter controls.
Parents’ anger led to a statement of apology by a Wyoming school district after a multiple-choice online quiz included “shooting at Trump” as a possible answer that was administered to high school students.
ABC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Terry Moran criticized “right-wing” media for politicizing Muslim-led terror attacks but not American-led mass shootings as the U.S. reels from one of the deadliest mass shootings in American history.
With all the talk that ESPN is a liberal political cable network punctuated by occasional sports coverage, Monday Night Football announcer Sean McDonough insists that all the talk of the network being “too liberal” by design is “a bunch of nonsense.”
Cable sports network ESPN has announced that Connor Schell has been promoted to the second most powerful position in the company just under ESPN President John Skipper. But the new No. 2 won’t be much help for ESPN to shed it’s far left image because Schell is an extreme liberal and a virulent Trump hater.
Over the past year, Breitbart Spots has been hitting cable sports network ESPN pretty hard over the question of its liberal bias. Or, as ESPN ombudsman Jim Brady recently said in a tweet aimed at this reporter, “beating that same dead horse.”
For most of the last year, ESPN in particular and the liberal sports media, in general, have jumped through hoops to deny that the cable sports network has any liberal bias problem. But, now that the obvious is getting too hard to deny, their tactics are changing. Now, all of a sudden, ESPN’s liberal bias is a good thing.
Continuing his trend of ignoring facts he doesn’t like so he can push an extreme liberal narrative, AwfulAnnouncing.com’s Andrew Bucholtz is now making pronouncements for which he presents no solid proof, while standing up for left-wing ESPN to help them deny the factual evidence that the network is losing fans because it is too liberal.
On Monday, Cable sports network ESPN breathlessly reported that a new survey it had commissioned and paid for proved that its viewers don’t think the network has a problem with liberal bias. But now, a closer look at ESPN’s own survey seems to show that the network completely ignored the part of its that said 63 percent thought the network was too liberal.
Despite surveys by at least two other disinterested parties, ESPN continues to insist it isn’t losing viewers because of its ever-present liberal bias. And now, to prove its point, ESPN paid for a survey that set out to prove ESPN has no liberal bias. Unsurprisingly, the survey found that ESPN has no liberal bias.
As the media establishment continues to mull the many reasons for ESPN’s recent mass layoffs, even the “paper of record,” The New York Times, is noting that the cable sports network has lost fans over the constant drumbeat of left-wing politics in its sports coverage.
Facebook just put me on the naughty step for a piece I wrote defending the future Rector of Glasgow University. (aka Milo).
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” host Bill O’Reilly argued that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was justified in airing his gripes with the national media. O’Reilly used his “Talking Points Memo” opening segment to make the
On the Tuesday broadcast of “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1, radio host Colin Cowherd spoke on the backlash Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has received for walking out on a post-Super Bowl press conference. Cowherd explained that since Newton is “cocky, tall,
America’s most famous institutions of higher education celebrate liberal justices on our nation’s highest court, but evidently see nothing worth celebrating when it comes to conservative justices’ accomplishments.