Bobby Burack

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MSNBC debuted a new primetime lineup in May, in which former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki headlined. The network also introduced a new panel show called "The Weeknight," featuring the not-so-esteemed trio of Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele, and Alicia Menendez. For the month, the new lineup dropped 41 percent in viewership compared to May 2024.

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Angel Smollett Reese strikes again. On Tuesday, the WNBA released a statement declaring that it found no evidence of Indiana Fever fans directing "hateful and racist" comments toward Reese, as alleged. Despite the 10-day-long investigation, the allegations were never credible. According to Chicago Sky head coach Tyler Marsh, the investigation followed claims from anonymous social media users after the team's 35-point loss to the Fever on May 17.

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Former ESPN host Jemele Hill chimed in on Friday night after a video of Brittney Griner appearing to uttering "trash, fucking white girl" surfaced online from the night before. Hill claims Griner was instead shouting, "fucking wack call." Hill then took several personal shots at Riley Gaines for sharing the clip of Griner. "I get that your whole personality is caught up in stuff like this, so you don’t care about spreading misinformation.

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CBS continues to brand "60 Minutes" as a straight-news program, despite obvious evidence to the contrary. Meanwhile, show anchor Scott Pelley spent his weekend spreading Democratic talking points about Donald Trump at a Wake Forest University commencement speech. "Your country needs you—the country that has given you so much is calling you, the class of 2025. Your country needs you, and it needs you today," Pelley said during his grandiose sermon-like speech.

1 week ago | outkick.com | Bobby Burack

The WNBA began the season by launching a "No Space for Hate" initiative, claiming it would have zero tolerance for concepts like racism and bigotry this year. Thus, the league is currently investigating a dubious claim from a social media user that they heard a Fever fan make "monkey noises" at Sky forward Angel Reese earlier this month. However, the WNBA continues to show that it does not treat all cases of racism or alleged racism with the same level of concern.