We all know that “everything is bigger in Texas,” so it is only fitting that Breitbart News Network is adding Texas to its Big sites. On Breitbart News Sunday, airing on Sirius XM Radio channel 125, Executive Chairman Stephen K.
Breitbart News launched two new verticals on Sunday–“Breitbart London” and “Breitbart Texas”–that are the first steps in a multi-year expansion effort that will bridge the gap between global and regional news at a time when the rise of anti-establishment forces in
Only days before Palestinians reportedly celebrated the death of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and launched rockets at civilians near his funeral, the United Nations (UN) announced its decision to step up efforts to increase global “solidarity” with the
Speaking with Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125, Breitbart News journalist and Texas citizen Brandon Darby said that the left is definitely “looking down the road” past the 2014 elections.
From Senior Management: What the left fears it attacks most viciously: and what it fears most are apostates. Breitbart News contributor Brandon Darby, who the late Andrew Breitbart took in and mentored, is considered by the Left as such an
An illegal alien from Mexico who previously served an eight-year prison sentence in the U.S. for aggravated criminal sexual assault in Houston, Texas was caught illegally re-entering the United States. Court documents reveal he has previously illegally re-entered the U.S. on multiple occasions, but U.S. authorities are set to simply deport him again without any consequences.
UPDATE: PBS has apologized to Mr. Darby. @brandondarby It was a complete accident. Our apologies. Thanks for calling it to our attention. — PBS (@PBS) November 4, 2013 Man watches PBS documentary, hopes FBI informant “hangs.” PBS favorites later tweet
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released their annual report on the number of U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted 2012 (LEOKA ’12) report reveals that 48 heroes
The United Nations (UN) has admitted that Iran’s refusal to comply withefforts to inspect human rights abuses has seriously restricted the UN’sability to know what is actually occurring in the Islamic nation. Thisrevelation comes at a time when the UN’s
The U.S. Border Patrol’s El Paso Sector was declared a “High Risk Enforcement Area (HREA)” due to an alarming increase in the number of assaults on our Border Patrol agents. The declaration came in March of 2013, but the numbers
Informant, the documentary which lets Brandon Darby narrate his transformation from a radical leftist to a New Media warrior, is still no. 1 on the iTunes documentary chart going into the weekend. The feature lets Darby describe why he worked
The new documentary Informant lets Brandon Darby share his story of working with the FBI to help prevent a pair of radical leftists from pulling off a terrorist attack. The film gives the critics of Darby, a contributor to Breitbart
The blockbuster story that the facts in the Matthew Shepard murder case have been distorted in order to promote a political agenda is another example of the power of the left’s narrative mythmaking. Gay journalist Stephen Jimenez presents a new
Documentary filmmaker Jamie Meltzer is no fan of the Michael Moore School of Storytelling. Meltzer, who teaches documentary filmmaking at Stanford University, has little patience for films which tell the viewer what to think or preach to the proverbial choir.
For the people that loved and admired Andrew Breitbart, it will be impossible not to watch this never-been-seen footage of him without having a profound sense of what we have lost. You’re about to see a nine minute clip that’s
Breitbart News’ Brandon Darby has agreed to debate convicted bomb-maker David McKay at the theatrical debut of the documentary Informant in New York City’s Lincoln Center on September 11. The film, which has won numerous awards, has been criticized by commentators on both the
Informant might be the most fair assessment of Brandon Darby’s journey from far-left radical to New Media conservative one could realistically expect from the liberal film realm. The documentary, a more balanced production than the thematically similar 2011 hit piece
In an article Aug. 4 by Brad Heath titled: “Exclusive: FBI allowed informants to commit 5,600 crimes,” USA Today mislead their readers by not revealing that the majority of those “crimes” were actually ordered by the FBI. The “crimes” the
Breitbart News’ Brandon Darby walks viewers from the Rio Grande River into a U.S. neighborhood, revealing just how unsecured the U.S./Mexico border really is. Darby walks viewers through the unfinished “Border Fence,” which had no gate or security of any
UPDATE: 7:55 PM EST: The march ended without any major acts of violence. There were tussles, but the Houston Police Department did a great job keeping things from escalating. At one point there was a disagreement between the New Black Panther
The partial unsealing of a criminal complaint by the U.S. Attorney’s Office reveals a Mexican man legally living in the U.S. was kidnapped on U.S. soil by the Mexican Gulf cartel, illegally brought across the U.S. southern border back into
Norfolk, Virginia — A Mexican national has been sentenced for participating in a large cocaine trafficking network on U.S. soil. Authorities say the operation was centered in Virginia but extended across the United States. According to the U.S. Attorney’s office’s
Two child sex slavery investigations from across the US led to justice served in the past few days, due in large part to the work of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Each case involved one or more children who
An alleged former Hezbollah commander who was attempting to infiltrate the US Defense Department has been arrested in San Antonio, Texas, according to the FBI. The alleged Hezbollah commander’s name is Wissam Allouche. In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News,
As US media outlets report on recent allegations by two women who claim they were enslaved at a Saudi compound in the US, many US advocates who help human trafficking victims wonder why this common occurrence is only just now
