A new survey of the coverage of the Syrian civil war and the U.S. response to it by the big three networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, shows that 94 percent of their stories have not mentioned that some of the
McCain Wednesday morning on NBC’s “Today” Show
MSNBC is reportedly too liberal even for NBC political director Chuck Todd. During the 2012 election, Todd was keenly aware of the network’s biases–and NBC’s affiliation with it–and that is why he decided to devote considerable resources to cover both Republican
Former Obama Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on NBC’s Today Show discussing the president presenting the case for war with Syria to the American people.
Host David Gregory asked John Kerry Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press”: “This is a sarin gas attack, perpetrated by the Assad regime, this is a slam dunk case that he did it?” Secretary Kerry: “The word ‘slam dunk’ should
The day after President Barack Obama declared he has decided to seek ask for Congressional authorization for military action against Syria, Secretary of State John Kerry taped interviews for all five Sunday shows. In what is known as the “full
(AP) Poll: Spitzer tumbles into tie for NYC comptrollerBy JENNIFER PELTZAssociated PressNEW YORKSupport for Eliot Spitzer’s return to politics plunged in a poll released Thursday, putting the scandal-tarnished former governor in a tie with Democratic rival Scott Stringer less than
A new poll from NBC News released on Friday shows that four out of five Americans want President Barack Obama to seek Congressional approval before entering into military action in Syria. Half of Americans think the United States should not
For the first time in history, Spanish language powerhouse Univision topped all four English language networks in ratings among the coveted 18-49 Prime Time demographic. And while some characterize it as anomaly, Horizon Media analyst Brad Adgate predicts, “It wouldn’t
By JENNIFER PELTZAssociated PressNEW YORKSupport for Eliot Spitzer’s return to politics has plunged less than two weeks before the city comptroller primary, a poll showed Thursday, putting the scandal-tarnished former governor in a tie with Democratic rival Scott Stringer. Stringer,
On Thursday, NBC News reported that NSA leaker Edward Snowden gained access to some national security documents by pretending to be an NSA official. “Every day, they are learning how brilliant [Snowden] was,” a former US official told NBC News.
An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released soon after the George Zimmerman verdict showed that while a majority of Americans feel that their fellow citizens are judged by their character, black Americans felt strongly that race was a decisive factor.
With a secular retooling of Christianity’s concept of the immaculate conception, NBC is set to offer a show billed as a “supernatural mystery” featuring not one, but dozens of “immaculate conceptions.” As the show unfolds, we will see the lives
While many establishment Republicans sit on the fence deciding which way they are going to go on immigration, the institutional left is out in full force invoking the cause of civil rights to drive an amnesty for illegal aliens agenda.
Steven Rhodes, a 24-year-old former Marine sergeant and current Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) freshman, is perhaps the most famous walk-on in college football since Notre Dame’s Rudy Ruettiger. A week ago, however, Rhodes was practically unknown–his story untold. In
NBC 4: A 33-year-old man carrying uranium inside the soles of shoes in his luggage was arrested at Kennedy Airport and accused of planning to sell yellowcake uranium to be shipped to Iran, prosecutors said. Federal prosecutors in Florida say
Friday morning, while filling in on MSNBC for anchor Thomas Roberts, NBC News’ Craig Melvin chose not to correct a guest who falsely described George Zimmerman, the Florida man recently acquitted for the fatal shooting of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin,
In Spokane, Washington, on Wednesday night, according to local reports, World War II veteran and Battle of Okinawa survivor Delbert Belton was beaten by two African American teenagers described as between the ages of 16 and 19. Belton passed away
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy NBC: Bradley Manning, the Army private sentenced to military prison for leaking classified documents, revealed he intends to live out the remainder of his life as a woman.
A story published in Wednesday’s Hollywood Reporter indicates that a 4-hour Hillary Clinton mini-series starring Diane Lane may never happen. What’s more, people inside NBC are as worried about the Clinton’s response as they are about the boycott by the
Law & Order: SVU, the NBC drama which rips stories from the national headlines with a liberal bent, is tackling the death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin in an upcoming episode. Said episode will also explore the racially charged statements
Monday should have been a banner day for CNN’s New Day, the new morning show launched by network chief Jeff Zucker and co-hosted by Chris Cuomo and Kate Bolduan. New Day scored the very first interview with Prince William after
On Wednesday’s Daily Rundown, Chuck Todd, senior White House correspondent for NBC News, ridiculed Republican Senate candidate Joe Carr’s announcement of his U.S. Senate run as a “Keystone cops episode” over an online campaign announcement that misspelled the word “senate.”
The Associated Press reports both CBS and ABC are gaining ground on the once-dominant NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: Evening newscasts on ABC and CBS are both gaining ground on market leader Brian Williams of NBC News, but that’s
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood faces identity crisis Turkey’s Erdogan blames Israel for the coup, infuriating Egypt Israel fortifies border as jihadism grows in Sinai Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood faces identity crisis Morsi supporters hold posters with
