The media's double standard in favor of the political left is undeniable, and now extends to charges of anti-Semitism. 
MSNBC host Nicole Wallace speculated on Tuesday that journalists could end up in jail if President Donald Trump wins re-election, and Democratic lawmakers who do not favor impeachment could be responsible. 
The Florida-based journalism non-profit Poynter Institute for Media Studies earlier this weekre tracted a list that designated many conservative news outlets as "unreliable." Created by an employee of the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center, it blacklisted many sites, including the Washington Free Beacon, Daily Caller, Daily Signal, CNS News, and Breitbart, while including few liberal sites. 
A journalism institute released a "blacklist" of media outlets they deemed as "unreliable" that was created by an employee of the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center and overwhelmingly contains conservative new media outlets. 
Senate Republicans pushed back against an attack by liberal activists on Neomi Rao's collegiate writings on sexual assault, pointing to articles in the pages of the New York Times and Washington Post that make similar arguments as Rao made at Yale. 
WikiLeaks sent an email to reporters Sunday demanding they stop reporting a number of "falsehoods" about founder Julian Assange, including claims that he's a Russian asset and has bad hygiene. 
This blog is the spiritual successor to my previous similarly titled blog post that debunked a widely-reported study claiming America was one of the top ten most dangerous countries for women. As I pointed out at the time, the report heavily weighted the subjective judgements of “experts.” The result is that a bunch of Westerners polled at the height of the #MeToo failed to look beyond their bubble and declared the U.S. the third-worst country in the world for “sexual violence.” Seriously.
Voice of America's Mandarin Service correspondent Yibing Feng and multimedia journalist Allen Ai were arrested by Chinese police Monday while interviewing a Chinese professor. 
