President Donald Trump demonstrated the powerful impact of the Media Research Center by citing and holding up a printout of a NewsBusters blog just before signing his executive order on preventing online censorship on May 28.

Although the jobs numbers for May, released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on June 5, were surprisingly positive given the pandemic shutdown, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman found a way to give it a negative spin. Despite every major news outlet having predicted up to 9 million job losses in May, there were, incredibly, job gains of 2.5 million.

After President Donald Trump issued his “Executive Order on Preventing Online Censorship” on May 28, the Free Speech Alliance released a letter detailing four principles that social media giants, such as Twitter and Facebook, should adopt to ensure that they treat conservative voices fairly on their platforms.

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- The ever-vile Howard Stern whines, “I don’t hate Donald. I hate you for voting for him, for not having intelligence.”

- CNN’s Bill Weir enthuses about the upside of COVID-19, “There seems to be this perception that maybe the virus has helped humanity buy some time when it comes to global warming.”