Sexual abuse of minors is a serious crime. But when it comes to the national media, the crime is only serious if it can make Republicans look bad. Recently, Curtis Houck of the Media Research Center found that ABC, CBS, and NBC devoted 1,627 minutes of airtime on their morning, evening, and Sunday shows over the last year to the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, which was overwhelmingly concentrated on Donald Trump.

On July 2, The New York Times reported on the front page that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and two other officials pardoned Tou Lue Vang—a man convicted of repeatedly sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl—so he could avoid deportation by the Trump administration. Vang's original order of removal came in 2006.

Where were ABC, CBS, and NBC on this scandal? We couldn't find any broadcast coverage. PBS and NPR didn't show up on this story, either. Walz was almost vice president, and they still........

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