At least one potential Republican in the 2016 presidential field is lending New Jersey Governor Chris Christie his full support: Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who praised Christie’s handling of the George Washington Bridge scandal and said he believed the Governor’s
New Jersey’s GOP Congressional delegation is mostly taking a “wait and see” approach to their governor’s role in this month’s traffic scandal and subsequent investigations into use of Hurricane Sandy funding. While two representatives expressed hope that Christie would make
President Barack Obama threatened Congress today, warning Congress that he will use executive orders and administrative actions if they fail to pass the legislation he wants: “I’ve got a pen,” he told the Cabinet. Until he stages a coup, the
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s week is not beginning any better than the last one ended. Monday morning, CNN reported that Christie has an entirely new scandal on his hands: the federal government investigating potentially inappropriate use of Hurricane Sandy
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Piers Morgan Tonight,” former NBA star Kenny Anderson apologized for participating in the Dennis Rodman-North Korea basketball game trip but refused to agree to give the money he was paid to charity…
(AP) Rodman apologizes for not helping US missionaryBy ARITZ PARRAAssociated PressBEIJINGFormer basketball star Dennis Rodman apologized on Monday for not being able to help an American missionary detained in North Korea during his trip there to play in a game
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
On Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 from 7 PM EST to 10 PM EST, Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K. Bannon will host a jam-packed show featuring Lou Dobbs, NFL legend and actor Fred
Watch the video and compare these two tales of parenting today. Then all I ask you to do is think and share. Bad Mom (Video) Mother of ‘thug’ toddler speaks out, says kids curse, every kid does it Start
There will be no promotion of gay marriage and mockery of traditional values. Race-baiting will not be a go-to topic. There will be no actors known for contributing to liberal causes. You won’t see Lena Dunham sitting on a toilet
CNN Chief Jeff Zucker might not be very good at getting ratings for his Nielsens-challenged network, but he’s great at hurling insults. On Friday, Zucker tried to diminish both the Republican Party and Fox News by alleging that the GOP
Marcus Luttrell the Sole Survivor veteran featured in a CNN documentary pushed back on Jake Tapper’s line of questions referring to the “hopelessness” he felt while watching the film. Tapper let the interview speak for itself until other media outlets
Jim Sciutto, CNN’s Chief National Security Correspondent, is reporting that the Menendez-Kirk Iran sanctions bill has 77 Senators in favor of the legislation, more than enough to override a presidential veto. Currently, the Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013
More terrible economic news hit the struggling American people today when the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that only 74,000 jobs were created in December, the fewest number in five years. The unemployment rate dropped from 7% to 6.7%, but
Christopher Dolan, lawyer for the family of Jahi McMath, says the 13-year-old girl is improving after leaving the Oakland hospital which gave up on treating her after declaring her deceased. “She is doing very well and getting the treatment she should
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson praised Dennis Rodman’s visit to a prison-state devoid of civil rights as “illuminating” in a Wednesday television interview. “Why are we discussing North Korea today?” Jackson asked CNN’s Don Lemon. “Because of Dennis Rodman.” The
Thursday afternoon, Sean Spicer, communications director for the Republican National Committee, lashed out at CNN for their coverage of the scandal swarming around New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. “Can you say conflict of interest,” Spicer asks. “CNN has Chris Cuomo
A downtrodden Governor Chris Christie apologized to the people of New Jersey today in his first press conference since the revelation of emails proving his staff’s involvement in creating traffic problems on the nation’s most trafficked bridge as political retribution.
A few minutes before New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s highly-anticipated Thursday morning press conference, CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield suggested that the closing of the George Washington Bridge for political purposes could result in felony murder charges against those behind the closing:
The family of American missionary Kenneth Bae, currently serving a labor camp sentence in North Korea, was “appalled” and “outraged” by basketball player Dennis Rodman’s insinuation that Bae deserved to be imprisoned on CNN yesterday. Sister Terri Chung spoke to
On Tuesday, the Omaha Police Officers Association posted a video on its website of a toddler hurling profanities and racial slurs after being encouraged by a number of adults. According to the Associated Press, the toddler has since been put
(AP) Dennis Rodman apologizes for Bae commentsBy ERIC TALMADGEAssociated PressPYONGYANG, North KoreaDennis Rodman has apologized for comments about captive American missionary Kenneth Bae in an interview with CNN. A day after the former basketball star sang “Happy Birthday” to North
As allegations have surfaced that Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) and his administration tampered with traffic flow over the George Washington Bridge into New York City as a means for political retribution, Democratic operatives have been seizing on the incident as
Brooke Baldwin, host of CNN Newsroom, seemed unimpressed Wednesday with the revelations (or lack thereof) in Gabriel Sherman’s unauthorized biography of Fox News chief Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice in the Room: How the Brilliant, Bombastic Roger Ailes Built Fox News–and
Roger Ailes, the CEO and Chairman of Fox News, has declared victory over his left-wing competitors, CNN and MSNBC. In a lengthy interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Ailes points out correctly that MSNBC and CNN have given up on and
