The No Kings Protests Were an Anti-War Rally That MSM Covered as a Political March
NPR reported protesters spoke against ICE and the Iran war, but most outlets framed Saturday's marches as anti-Trump politics and buried the anti-war dimension.
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Don Lemon's Hearing Is Tuesday and the Case May Collapse
A federal magistrate called the prosecution 'unacceptable' after it charged the wrong person, and Tuesday's hearing could end the case before it reaches trial.
The NewsGuard Lawsuit Survived a Motion to Dismiss
NewsGuard's lawsuit against the FTC survived a motion to dismiss, moving the case toward discovery where depositions of administration officials will reveal the campaign's scope.
The Pentagon Media Corridor Is Still Closed
The Pentagon closed its media corridor after losing in court, then wrote new restrictions that accomplish the same thing.
The Looksmaxxing Beauty Cult Keeps Growing
The BBC, NBC, and Psychology Today have all published looksmaxxing investigations this quarter — the trend has outgrown its incel origins.
Noma Has No New Developments This Edition
Noma's $1,500-per-person LA residency continues without new controversy since the abuse allegations surfaced on March 11.
Which Arts Councils Accepted Mellon's $15 Million and Its Conditions
As NEA grants came with anti-DEI conditions, arts groups faced a choice: accept federal money with strings or turn to Mellon, which has its own strings.