Accuracy in Media

Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler called out Hillary Clinton on Monday for an inaccurate tweet regarding the mass shooting in Las Vegas and gun silencers. Clinton’s tweet was aimed at the Hearing Protection Act, which would make it easier to purchase suppressors for firearms and has been the subject of fierce debate in Congress as […]

CBS fired legal executive Hayley Geftman-Gold for comments she made on Facebook about not being sympathetic toward victims of the Las Vegas shooting because they were likely Republicans. “If they wouldn’t do anything when children were murdered, I have no hope that Repugs will ever do the right thing,” Geftman-Gold wrote. “I’m actually not even sympathetic bc […]

That’s quite a situation, but mostly gone unnoticed for a couple days by the liberal media. Why are they silent?

A third-party candidate is slim at this point, especially after pro-GOP donor Sheldon Adelson decided to donate $100 million to Trump’s campaign over the weekend. Photo by eastcoastgambler99

It won’t change the charges facing her, which are felony charges of murder, hit-and-run, and child endangerment, but could raise the question of marijuana’s impact on driving ability.

Both are the top dogs in recent polls, nationally and in Iowa. Tonight’s debate in Las Vegas could settle the field.

As Fox News reported, Mayweather moved to 48-0 all-time.  

The columnist, Jon Ralston, recalled his shock when his newspaper killed a piece that was critical of the a friend of the paper, soon-to-be-retired Nevada U.S. Senator Harry Reid.

As the Washington Free Beacon reported: “The editor of the Las Vegas Sun killed a column criticizing inflammatory comments by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.), a friend of the editor, according to the column’s author.” “Nevada political reporter Jon Ralston, a former Sun reporter, filed a column in 2012 criticizing Reid’s baseless allegations […]

Stop the presses: Big-spending Democrats are finally up in arms over a federal boondoggle. Details of the U.S. General Services Administration bacchanalia get worse by the day. We’ve graduated from overpriced breakfasts in Vegas, friends-and-family junkets galore and in-house videos mocking their own profligacy to extravagant bonuses, alleged kickbacks, obstructionism and bribes. But the scandal […]