Print Breitbart News Read Full Bio Telegraph: Guardian's Snowden Scoop Unraveling? "Now that the dust has settled after the Edward Snowden affair, it’s time to ask some tough questions about The Guardian’s scoop of the week. Snowden’s story is that he dropped a $200,000 a year job and a (very attractive) girlfriend in Hawaii for a life in hiding in Hong Kong in order to expose the evils of the NSA's Prism programme. But bits of the story are now being questioned." 12 Jun 2013 Exclusive: China Translates 1,200-Page Rebuttal to Climate Change Agenda Breitbart News can exclusively report on Tuesday night that the Chinese Academy of Sciences has translated and published a Chinese edition of two massive climate change volumes originally published by The Heartland Institute in 2009 and 2011. The volumes, Climate Change Reconsidered and Climate Change Reconsidered: 2011 Interim Report, are chock full of 1,200 pages of peer-reviewed data concerning the veracity of anthropogenic climate change. Together, they represent the most comprehensive rebuttal of the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change findings, which have been the basis of the climate change legislation movement across the planet. 11 Jun 2013 Liberal Director Gets Byline on Washington Post Spying Story Liberal director Laura Poitras earned a co-author byline on The Washington Post's big story regarding the NSA's domestic spying program. 11 Jun 2013 In Memoriam: Gerald Breitbart (1932-2013) With great sadness we announce the passing of Gerald Breitbart, husband of Arlene Mae Breitbart (1925-2013), father of Andrew (1969-2012) and his sister Tracey, and grandfather of 7 fantastic grandchildren. Gerry passed away from natural causes late Monday night in Los Angeles, approximately 100 days after his beloved Arlene, who herself passed away just two days shy of the one-year anniversary of the unexpected death of their beloved son, Andrew. 11 Jun 2013 Johnson Asks Judge to Reconsider Jail Sentence Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson has asked a Florida judge to reconsider her ruling that sent the former football player to jail for 30 days on Monday after Johnson playfully slapped his lawyer's butt. 11 Jun 2013 Corpse Found in Russian Airplane After 7 Flights If you’re dead, try to avoid flying Russian airlines. That’s the message after a Russian airplane, iFly Airbus A330-300, made seven flights with a corpse in its wheel well. The man’s body went undiscovered until maintenance crews noticed blood stains on the landing gear; he died from freezing to death, attempting to fly without a ticket, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee. 11 Jun 2013 CA School Vandalized with Swastikas, Offers Counseling to Staff Over the weekend, a special education school in Reseda, California was vandalized with swastikas, anti-Los Angeles Police Department messages, and anti-President Obama graffiti. The graffiti was discovered at 7 a.m. on Monday morning by staff at Leichman High School Special Education Center. The messages included “KILL OBAMA?” and “The Law Is Dead – Anoyimous.” Presumably the poor-spelling offender meant “Anonymous.” 11 Jun 2013 Report: Feds Preparing Charge Against NSA Leaker CBS News reports on Tuesday morning that federal officials are already preparing charges against National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden. Snowden revealed his identity on Sunday, stating, “I have no intention of hiding who I am because I know I have done nothing wrong.” 11 Jun 2013 Perry Recruits in New York, Connecticut: 'Texas is Waiting' Texas Governor Rick Perry isn’t relegating his recruitment tactics to California’s businesses – now he’s taking his show on the road. He has announced that he will be traveling to New York and Connecticut to draw businesses to his home state. The trip will start Sunday in New York City, where Perry plans to hang out with gun executives, pharmaceutical executives, and financial executives. 11 Jun 2013 Sales of George Orwell's '1984' Jump on Amazon.com Orwell's classic cautionary tale "1984," the classic Big Brother saga, is selling madly on Amazon.com thanks in part to the recent NSA headlines about aggressive domestic eavesdropping. 10 Jun 2013 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
Telegraph: Guardian's Snowden Scoop Unraveling? "Now that the dust has settled after the Edward Snowden affair, it’s time to ask some tough questions about The Guardian’s scoop of the week. Snowden’s story is that he dropped a $200,000 a year job and a (very attractive) girlfriend in Hawaii for a life in hiding in Hong Kong in order to expose the evils of the NSA's Prism programme. But bits of the story are now being questioned." 12 Jun 2013
Exclusive: China Translates 1,200-Page Rebuttal to Climate Change Agenda Breitbart News can exclusively report on Tuesday night that the Chinese Academy of Sciences has translated and published a Chinese edition of two massive climate change volumes originally published by The Heartland Institute in 2009 and 2011. The volumes, Climate Change Reconsidered and Climate Change Reconsidered: 2011 Interim Report, are chock full of 1,200 pages of peer-reviewed data concerning the veracity of anthropogenic climate change. Together, they represent the most comprehensive rebuttal of the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change findings, which have been the basis of the climate change legislation movement across the planet. 11 Jun 2013
Liberal Director Gets Byline on Washington Post Spying Story Liberal director Laura Poitras earned a co-author byline on The Washington Post's big story regarding the NSA's domestic spying program. 11 Jun 2013
In Memoriam: Gerald Breitbart (1932-2013) With great sadness we announce the passing of Gerald Breitbart, husband of Arlene Mae Breitbart (1925-2013), father of Andrew (1969-2012) and his sister Tracey, and grandfather of 7 fantastic grandchildren. Gerry passed away from natural causes late Monday night in Los Angeles, approximately 100 days after his beloved Arlene, who herself passed away just two days shy of the one-year anniversary of the unexpected death of their beloved son, Andrew. 11 Jun 2013
Johnson Asks Judge to Reconsider Jail Sentence Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson has asked a Florida judge to reconsider her ruling that sent the former football player to jail for 30 days on Monday after Johnson playfully slapped his lawyer's butt. 11 Jun 2013
Corpse Found in Russian Airplane After 7 Flights If you’re dead, try to avoid flying Russian airlines. That’s the message after a Russian airplane, iFly Airbus A330-300, made seven flights with a corpse in its wheel well. The man’s body went undiscovered until maintenance crews noticed blood stains on the landing gear; he died from freezing to death, attempting to fly without a ticket, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee. 11 Jun 2013
CA School Vandalized with Swastikas, Offers Counseling to Staff Over the weekend, a special education school in Reseda, California was vandalized with swastikas, anti-Los Angeles Police Department messages, and anti-President Obama graffiti. The graffiti was discovered at 7 a.m. on Monday morning by staff at Leichman High School Special Education Center. The messages included “KILL OBAMA?” and “The Law Is Dead – Anoyimous.” Presumably the poor-spelling offender meant “Anonymous.” 11 Jun 2013
Report: Feds Preparing Charge Against NSA Leaker CBS News reports on Tuesday morning that federal officials are already preparing charges against National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden. Snowden revealed his identity on Sunday, stating, “I have no intention of hiding who I am because I know I have done nothing wrong.” 11 Jun 2013
Perry Recruits in New York, Connecticut: 'Texas is Waiting' Texas Governor Rick Perry isn’t relegating his recruitment tactics to California’s businesses – now he’s taking his show on the road. He has announced that he will be traveling to New York and Connecticut to draw businesses to his home state. The trip will start Sunday in New York City, where Perry plans to hang out with gun executives, pharmaceutical executives, and financial executives. 11 Jun 2013
Sales of George Orwell's '1984' Jump on Amazon.com Orwell's classic cautionary tale "1984," the classic Big Brother saga, is selling madly on Amazon.com thanks in part to the recent NSA headlines about aggressive domestic eavesdropping. 10 Jun 2013