CNN's Andrew Kaczynski has a solid track record of detailed, investigative journalism -- his KFILE team's latest report on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's (D-NY) misrepresentations over nursing home Covid deaths is the latest example -- and over the past year, he has taken on a new role: advocate for pediatric cancer research.

Kaczynski and his wife, Wall Street Journal's Rachel Ensign, lost their baby daughter Francesca (nicknamed "Beans") on Christmas Eve last year to a rare brain tumor. They've done everything they can to turn their pain into hope for other families by using their media platforms to raise awareness and funds for pediatric cancer research.

An online fundraiser for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has collected nearly $600,000, a real blessing in the search for a cure for pediatric cancers, many of which lack dedicated funding because they are too rare for the investment in medicines to be profitable. Kaczynski and Ensign were on The View on Wednesday to share Francesca's story and encourage people to support pediatric cancer research funding. 

Today should have been Francesca's first birthday. Because of the work by her parents, other children will get to celebrate more birthdays. What a perfect way to honor her memory.

Sean Davis, founder of The Federalist, watched Tucker Carlson getting excoriated for his criticism of New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz, and apparently thought to himself, "Ha, I can outdo him."

Davis joined the Fox News host on Tucker Carlson Tonight on Wednesday as they mocked her description of the online harassment she has received. Besides the fact that online harassment is real (Lorenz has received multiple death threats), Davis decided to ratchet the scorn meter up a few notches by likening Lorenz to a pedophile.

Yes, really.

Lorenz's journalism beat involves digital trends among youth, and Davis framed it in a maliciously salacious way. 

“She’s actually the journalism equivalent of the creeper, cruising the schoolyard, asking the kids if they want any free attention in The New York Times,” said Davis. “She stalks teenagers on the internet.”

"Look, Taylor Lorenz is not beyond fair and reasonable criticism," wrote Mediaite's Colby Hall. "Nobody is. But suggesting her behavior is akin to pedophilia is neither fair, reasonable, nor responsible."

Davis probably won't like the headline Hall wrote, but we think it was well-deserved.