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Right-wing media outlets have marginalized conservatives who are critical of President Donald Trump, often pretending that Never Trump journalists like CNN's S.E. Cupp and Daily Beast columnist Matt Lewis don't exist. And when Cupp and Lewis appeared on CNN's "Reliable Sources" on Sunday, December 13, they slammed the right-wing outlets that are giving their audiences "fan fiction" and promoting Trump's baseless claims of widespread voter fraud.

Although some Republican governors have aggressively promoted social distancing measures and coronavirus restrictions in their states — including Maryland's Larry Hogan, Massachusetts' Charlie Baker and Ohio's Mike DeWine — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has drawn a great deal of criticism from Democrats for not taking the COVID-19 pandemic as seriously as he should. And Florida newspapers have been critical of DeSantis for not being more up-front about the pandemic's impact on the Sunshine State, including some newspapers that have taken aggressive legal action.

On Saturday, PR Newswire reported that Donald Trump Jr. will be "the first of six founding journalists and public figures in 'OG1'," a company that will supposedly use blockchain — the technology behind cryptocurrencies — to "make news credible again."

Joaquin Phoenix's latest film isn't an easy watch -- and given its stark anti-meat agenda, it isn't meant to be.

Fox News host Harris Faulkner, who is Black, suggested on Tuesday that her "tan" prevents her from understanding President-elect Joe Biden's diverse cabinet nominations.

President Donald Trump on Sunday attempted to lob an insult at Fox News by declaring that football players protesting systemic racism are "better" than the network.

President Donald Trump took an oath to defend Americans' First Amendment right to a free press, but his efforts to the contrary continue to escalate during the final two months of his administration.

Breitbart News -- the far-right online publication once led by Steve Bannon -- hilariously identified a Daily Show producer as the host of "Hardball" on MSNBC.

According to a report from the Daily Beast, Fox News executives are concerned about the outsized influence prime time host Sean Hannity has at the network, fearful that he will do something that will irreparably damage the network but also afraid he will leave and take his show to a competitor.

Fox News is taking precautions after one of its on-air personalities tested positive for COVID-19.

Pandemic hair getting out of control? Take a tip from George Clooney: the Hollywood style icon has revealed he trims his signature silver locks with a Flowbee -- a quirky home-styling device that attaches to a vacuum cleaner.

Fox News personality Sean Hannity undermined the neoconservative push for war with Iran on Saturday.

When Donald Trump took office in 2017, he brought his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner to the White House with him. Neither had any experience in government and they received harsh criticism for nepotism and incompetence on the job.