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Donald Trump boldly proclaimed that the GOP “never going back to the party of Paul Ryan, Karl Rove, and Jeb Bush” during his speech at CPAC.

It has been a particularly embarrassing week for the press, and it's only Saturday. For an industry that's as disliked and distrusted as Congress, there's a lot of work that media need to do to win back viewers' trust. There's no room for error, especially now that there's a subgenre of news that has zero basis in fact, and is created for the sole purpose of generating clicks and cash. But learning to be more careful and even-handed is apparently hard for much of media, and this week was especially rough for an industry that's already struggling to regain credibility. In no particular order, here are some of the most embarrassing media moments from this week: The New York Times' unsubstantiated hit on Rick Perry:

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Roughly a dozen Portland police officers faced off with a small group at a Northeast Portland Fred Meyer on Tuesday after people tried to take food that had been thrown away.

The FBI reported 55 officers were killed by gunfire in 2021 through the end of November.

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Queer Twitter is in the midst of a civil war today, with everyone trying to work out how the​y feel about Jameela Jamil, and the answer is: it's very very complicated. Here's what went down:

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Thefts reminiscent of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid worsen supply-chain woes.

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The governing elites of the European Union versus the nationalism of most Europeans. Analysis by Viktor Orban.

President Trump announced that the Secretary Of Defense Mattis was stepping down earlier in the week

A comparative look at population growth and spending over 10 years.

Montana became the 18th state to end its concealed carry permit requirement when Gov. Greg Gianforte signed House Bill 102 on Thursday. 

Who knew that people who work in the great outdoors are so emotionally fragile. Yet that apparently is the case with the Biden administration. The Washington Times reports that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has been hosting “ecogrief” training sessions for its staff. The…

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The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits fell marginally...

President Trump revealed that he’s been taking a hydroxychloroquine pill daily for roughly a week and a half, along with a dose of zinc.

Trump has appeared at conservative conference several times.

Travelers to Hawaii will now have to show proof of having received the coronavirus booster shot in order to be considered fully vaccinated. 

Illegal immigration strains America’s healthcare system, costing taxpayers and hospitals at least $23 billion every year.

It's already been confirmed via WikiLeaks that CNN, *the most trusted name in news*, is working hand-in-hand with the Democrat Party. For goodness sake, then-CNN contributor Donna Brazile was caught leaking debate questions to then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. And now that the network has been exposed, it looks like they have stopped even trying to be seen as objective and have openly joined the #ResistTrump movement. 

With rich Caribbean fishing grounds on their doorstep, the villagers of Cedros in Trinidad are never short of fishermen's tales to tell.

President Trump on Wednesday threatened to withhold federal funding to Michigan after its secretary of state, Jocelyn Benson (D), announced all of the state’s registered voters would receive applications for absentee