Donald Trump’s team is using a more sophisticated approach to help prepare the Republican candidate for this election’s first presidential debate Monday, Politico reports.
Over the past several years, mainstream media outlets have introduced “fact check” services to respond to statements by politicians during election season and debates.
Twitter has allegedly blocked a popular journalist’s posts in Turkey at the request of the country’s government.
Seventeen pages of transcripts between the Orlando police and Omar Mateen – the dead Islamic terrorist who killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Florida – have now been released. Despite the drastic attempts by the establishment media to
Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King just set the Internet on fire with a simple tweet: “Tonight’s biggest post #debate question: Inquiring American minds will want to know, was Hillary on her meds or off her meds?”
The FBI released its much-anticipated report on 2015’s violent crime rates on Monday, revealing an alarming 10.8 percent increase in murders from 2014, with the estimated number of violent crimes committed (“murder and non-negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault,” according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting program) increasing 3.9 percent.
Jordan’s judiciary Monday slapped a media blackout on the murder of a Christian writer shot dead outside an Amman court where he faced charges over an anti-Islam cartoon.
In a story covering Robert and Rebekah Mercer’s alleged role in brokering the Ted Cruz endorsement of Donald Trump, the Washington Post chose to selectively fact-check a statement from the influential conservative donors, and the results are–no doubt inadvertently–quite unflattering to Hillary Clinton.
CNN’s Brian Stelter says Lester Holt is signaling to his NBC colleagues that he may enter the fray in Monday night’s presidential debate as a participant rather than a moderator — thanks to intense left-wing backlash over Matt Lauer’s performance at the “Commander in Chief Forum” weeks ago.
The New York Times editorial board officially endorsed Hillary Clinton on Saturday, in an op-ed that explicitly states its intent to fire up left-wing voters who are indifferent to the Democratic nominee.
The university’s student newspaper editor Louisiana State University (LSU) is demanding university officials denounce Breitbart Tech Editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ ledcture which condemned the ‘body positivity’ movement.
TEL AVIV – Veteran Lebanese journalist Samir Atallah penned a scathing article on the Arab people’s inability to conduct negotiations without resorting to threats, as well as the hypocrisy of the Arab world’s outrage towards external threats like Israel, which may have demolished “a house or two” while Arabs destroy entire cities.
Palmer Luckey’s girlfriend deactivated her Twitter account after Gizmodo, Gawker’s technology vertical, published a hit piece that delved into her private life, personal Instagram pictures, and exposing her political views, despite her lack of newsworthiness.
Donald Trump’s team is using a more sophisticated approach to help prepare the Republican candidate for this election’s first presidential debate Monday, Politico reports.
The Blaze founder Glenn Beck has weighed in on Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s endorsement of Republican nominee Donald Trump, writing that “[d]isappointment does not begin to describe” his feelings about Cruz’s endorsement of his former primary rival.
American University Professor Allan Lichtman has accurately predicted every presidential election for 30 years. This year he predicts Donald Trump will win.
Attacking OUT Magazine for a balanced profile of Milo, Mic.com argued that journalists have a duty to push left-wing narratives.
The left-wing news site Salon has selectively edited footage of Milo Yiannopoulos verbally obliterating reporter Amanda Marcotte in a failed attempt to embarrass him and show the world his “true colours as a thin skinned bully.” In the accompanying video,
Even after the dumbest mammal in North America, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, had admitted it was a bomb, journalists were indignant that Trump had called a bomb a “bomb” before they said so.
Nearly all of the broadcast TV segments on the Clinton Foundation’s many scandals favorably portray the foundation as a victim of unfair charges, according to a study by the Media Research Center.
Donald Trump campaigned in Toledo, Ohio on Wednesday with his running mate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, Bobby Knight, and Don King at the Stranahan Theater.
Lloyd Grove writes at the Daily Beast about the latest legal trouble to hit The Blaze founder Glenn Beck — this time in the form of a countersuit by one of Beck’s most loyal and trusted advisors. Christopher Balfe, who was the chief operating officer of Beck’s Mercury Radio Arts and the chief executive of The Blaze before Beck unceremoniously fired him and then sued him, alleges in a new counter lawsuit that Beck’s “erratic behavior, excessive spending, and mismanagement” drove his media empire “into the ground.”
Fox News finished in first place for the fifth consecutive week, securing its place as the number one news network on cable, beating out CNN and MSNBC combined in both the number of total viewers and primetime viewers.
The Washington Post’s Philip Bump has inadvertently declared the victims of the St. Cloud, Minnesota terror attack statistically insignificant, as he fact checks the math in a Skittles metaphor shared by the son of a presidential candidate.
The Dallas Morning News has taken a hit in subscriptions after its early September endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
Alex Jones of Infowars.com launched into an epic rant during his Monday show denouncing the media and global elites for sacrificing Western civilization to radical Islam.
Left-wing pundits are slamming Donald Trump’s son for using the candy Skittles as a metaphor for Syrian refugees and terrorism — but just a few years ago, these same liberals were more than happy to use bite-sized candy as an illustration of “rape culture” in the U.S.A.
Fox News host Megyn Kelly is set to produce a new comedy series centered on a group of overwhelmed journalists who cover elections out on the presidential campaign trail.
The Guardian’s U.S. bureau appears to have denied the Rotherham and Cologne rape scandals as “made up” while attacking a gay, feminist, sexual assault victim and Breitbart contributor, claiming her experiences of sexually aggressive migrant men is “openly, wildly racist”.
CNN is falsely accusing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of calling for “racial profiling” in the wake of the New York terror attacks.
The foreign ministers of regional rivals Shiite Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia have penned op-ed articles published by two major U.S. newspapers this month accusing one another of fomenting the radical Islamic extremism currently plaguing the Muslim world.
