CNN posted a questionable headline on Sunday linking African American voters to felons, reading: “Trump wants GOP to court black voters — then slams voting rights for felons.”
With questions over Hillary Clinton’s health issues growing every day, CNN has decided that the letter from the Democrat nominee’s doctor “debunks” worries over her health but at the same time the cable network insisted that a similar letter from Donald Trump’s doctor is not to be believed.
Fox News Anchor Megyn Kelly attempted multiple times to bait Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus into offering negative commentary about former Breitbart News and current Trump Campaign CEO Steve Bannon’s prior statements about the GOP establishment.
In a stunning moment of self awareness, a former editor for defunct blog Gawker has openly admitted, “We were bullies.”
The New York Times has a staff editorial that attempts the extremely difficult task of defending the Obama administration’s payment of $400 million in cash in European currency, stacked on wooden pallets in an unmarked cargo plane, to the terror-supporting government of Iran in exchange for the release of three American hostages.
Breitbart News is in contact with a self-described “lifelong resident of Zachary, a Baton Rouge suburb, and a black man” who’s laid out the truth about economic conditions that Louisiana residents are facing.
Mark D. Faram of Military Times writes a profile of Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, who has taken a temporary leave from Breitbart to lead Republican nominee Donald Trump’s campaign. Faram details how Bannon, a former surface warfare officer in the U.S. Navy, was a “model sailor and driven thinker” and a Reagan conservative from the beginning.
Many in the chattering class are clutching their pearls this month as Gawker Media sells its assets to Univision and shudders its flagship brand, Gawker.com. They’ve been demonizing Peter Thiel for secretly financing Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea’s successful lawsuit against the company after it published a secretly recorded sex tape.
It’s now been 262 days since Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton held a press conference. Her next scheduled public event is in Reno, Nevada on August 25 where she is expected to attack the Alt-Right. As a result #HillarysAltRightSpeech has been trending on Twitter.
Joshua Green dug into his notes from his interview last fall with Breitbart’s Executive Chairman and Donald Trump’s new Campaign CEO, Stephen K. Bannon, after the journalist’s appearance Monday night on The Rachel Maddow Show to pen this article for Bloomberg News.
TEL AVIV – Egyptian press has come out against the handshake snub by their country’s judoka, saying the Olympic athlete’s refusal to shake his Israeli opponent’s hand shows Egypt to be a “diseased culture” and only served the “Zionists” who leveraged the incident to portray Egyptians as “extremists and uncultured.”
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) cut together a campaign advertisement of two hip spokeskids reading headlines from Breitbart News and recoiling at how offensive they find our words.
Huffington Post Washington bureau chief Ryan Grim jumped on social media on Monday and mockingly suggested that shutting down the embattled Clinton Foundation could stop the “oligarchs” of the world from fulfilling their life’s work of “eradicating disease and poverty.”
Ann Coulter, author of the new book “In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!,” joined SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Tuesday’s Breitbart News Daily to talk about the 2016 election, the effect Donald Trump’s campaign has had on the Republican Party, and the folly of conservatives who think Hillary Clinton represents the better of two bad choices.
The founder of the now-defunct gossip blog Gawker is upset.
William Bradley, whose blog appears in the Huffington Post, heaped massive praise on the motion picture Clinton Cash, the explosive documentary film exposing the Clinton Foundation’s global nexus of influence peddling, marking the second time in as many days that the chronically pro-Hillary Clinton and famously anti-Trump outlet has touted a well-established Breitbart News narrative.
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana – The Los Angeles Times immediately is politicizing natural disaster relief for the thousands of flooding victims by attacking Republican lawmakers who represent the state.
The leftwing U.K. Guardian — one of the most popular publications in the world — had a reporter read nothing but Breitbart.com for two days. In his must-read article explaining what he learned from the experience, the Guardian’s Adam Gabbatt writes that despite what he calls “shouty doomsday headlines,” the true “genius” of Breitbart is the “packaging” of narratives in fact-based articles.
All operations at Gawker.com have ceased from today, after Univision purchased the controversial news outlet last week and announced the main site’s closure.
Hillary Clinton raised more than one million dollars over the weekend at the Martha’s Vineyard house party of top supporter Lynn Forester de Rothschild.
“Once, the American Left told itself that it spoke truth to power,” Joel Pollak writes in his new book. “Today it cannot even speak the truth itself.”
“We must have more black and Asian women running the NHS”, said no National Health Service patient, ever. That’s because if you’re in serious need of treatment, as I was earlier this year, you’re too busy with more important stuff.
Al Sharpton has been a minor player in the Black Lives Matter chaos, but returned to his divisive habits last weekend with an op-ed in the New York Daily News on the 25th anniversary of the Crown Heights riots, casting Jews as the aggressors.
Michael Goodwin, columnist at the New York Post, writes that no matter the outcome of the 2016 election, the journalism industry is suffering because of reporters’ one-sided handling of Donald Trump’s campaign.
If the 2016 presidential race is tightening, how come the Main Stream Media is acting as though it’s widening? Indeed, why is the MSM indicating to us that Hillary Clinton is going to defeat Donald Trump in a landslide? Why are Republicans being told that they should abandon all hope of winning the White House?
I read that all the time that Breitbart News Network (BNN) is “right-wing”—but that doesn’t make it true.
CNN posted a questionable headline on Sunday linking African American voters to felons, reading: “Trump wants GOP to court black voters — then slams voting rights for felons.”
The Huffington Post, one of the world’s most trafficked news sites, featured a headline on Sunday calling for the closure of the embattled Clinton Foundation. The left-wing outlet’s front page banner linked to a New York Times article, which highlights, among other things, that Bill and Hillary Clinton’s billion dollar nonprofit has “accepted tens of millions of dollars from countries that the State Department — before, during and after Mrs. Clinton’s time as secretary — criticized for their records on sex discrimination and other human-rights issues.”
Salon Magazine has accused the Republican Party of being out of touch with “post-Christian America,” warning the GOP that if it doesn’t renege on its alliance with Christianity, it will soon become irrelevant.
Lloyd Grove writes at the Daily Beast that in a multimillion-dollar fraud, breach of contract and dereliction of duty lawsuit, Glenn Beck may actually be suing himself: Glenn Beck seems to be an endless source of nutty stories. Maybe the multimedia oddball spent
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign sets the agenda for the establishment media, and if you want evidence, just look at how the media is suddenly playing up the phrase “conspiracy theory.”
