Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” former Vice President Dick Cheney explained the difference between water boarding and torture. “Torture is an American citizen on a cell phone making a last call to his four young daughters shortly before he
The cold opening of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” this weekend featured Taran Killam’s Charlie Rose interviewing the so-called torture psychologists revealed in the Senate Intelligence Committee’s CIA torture report, played by Bobby Moynihan and Kyle Mooney. But as it turned
Leave it to adventurous Californians to turn the state’s Stormageddon 2014 into a sporting event. Making the best of invasive floodwaters, school closures and business shutdowns, residents of wine country’s Healdsburg pulled out their kayaks and innertubes for a day
The National Journal article The Next Plan to Get Climate Denial Into Textbooks reads like a Texas-bashing manifesto from progressive education interests. Their target was a Lone Star watchdog group Truth in Texas Textbooks, a coalition of volunteer researchers, scholars, a curriculum accuracy
Friday on the “Hugh Hewitt Show,” NBC’s “Meet The Press” moderator Chuck Todd said the release of the Senate Democrats CIA torture report is the result of warring factions of the government that turned into of a personal fight between
As the Washington, D.C. media focused on the fiscal maneuverings of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), whose opposition to the omnibus spending bill was thought to set up a 2016 presidential run, some are touting Gov. Jerry Brown as the real
An undercover police officer who embedded himself with protesters marching in Oakland Wednesday night reportedly drew his gun on some demonstrators after he and his partner were attacked. Wednesday marked the fifth straight night that demonstrators took to the streets
Comedienne Lena Dunham, who has been the topic of recent controversy, has been nominated for a Golden Globe award for best actress for her performance in Girls. The nominee is currently embroiled in a public dispute after passages from her new
On Thursday, Speaker of the House John Boehner (R, OH) promised to challenge Obama’s amnesty policies, but despite the political pressure, Obama plans to push forward with his legalization process, and the White House says it is set to begin
On Wednesday’s broadcast of NBC’s “Today,” Time magazine editor Nancy Gibbs announced her magazine’s 2014 “Person of the Year,” the “Ebola fighters,” and what led to that ultimate choice. “This was the worst outbreak in history,” Gibbs said. “And while
NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel argued that the Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on interrogation techniques used by the CIA was “about changing the narrative of American history” and that the Senate was trying “to wash their hands” on
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The CIA director said that enhanced interrogation techniques (EITs), condemned in a Senate Intelligence Committee report as ineffective, did help thwart terrorist attacks against the United States, capture terrorists, and save lives. “Our review indicates that interrogations
In an excerpt from an upcoming Tuesday night interview with NBC News’ Tom Brokaw about her new film, “Unbroken,” actress and director Angelina Jolie told the newsman she would consider a try at politics. “I always have to check with
AUSTIN, Texas — Greg Abbott, the Texas Attorney General and Governor-elect, will stay out of the 2016 Republican Presidential race, and will not endorse any candidate during the primary, even those with a Texas connection. In an appearance on NBC’s
A massive fire in downtown Los Angeles caused the California Highway Patrol to shut down the 101 Freeway in both directions and the temporary closure of the 110/101 interchange. The blaze consumed a seven-story wood-framed residential structure that was under
Pakistani forces neutralized a Saudi Arabian-born and U.S.-raised senior al-Qaeda commander, Islamabad military officials said Saturday. The 39-year-old jihadist, Adnan el Shukrijumah had previously been charged with attempting to bomb New York City’s subway system and explode fuel pipelines at
A couple of clicks on www.valueaddbasketball.com gives you the precise value of any player on any team on the screen above. The new and improved Value Add (click here for story on recent improvements) once again lets readers know exactly
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” joked that the Eric Garner case marked the first time people have agreed with Al Sharpton. The sketch, a mock-up of Sharpton’s MSNBC show “PoliticsNation” began with Sharpton’s character saying (with numerous pronunciation errors throughout) he
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s lead attorney for the internal investigation into the “bridgegate” scandal is celebrating word from a state legislative committee that it found no evidence connecting the governor to the incident. “The Committee has finally acknowledged what
The United States Navy has joined the growing list of organizations looking to cut ties with Bill Cosby. In light of sexual assault allegations and a recent civil suit, the legendary comedian has again found himself distanced from a lifelong
How could it not be a winning formula? A news anchor’s daughter playing a boy in a LIVE broadcast on the same network where he voices the nightly news….well, it seemingly wasn’t. NBC’s Peter Pan Live aired Thursday night
A 30-foot Frosty the Snowman’s chances of appearing in Pleasanton have melted away. Johnny Moore, who has planted the giant balloon for years on his Christmas tree lot near the Alameda County Fairgrounds, cannot erect the balloon on his new
Singer Mariah Carey spent three hours on her cell phone Tuesday night discussing her pending divorce from Nick Cannon, leaving NBC and thousands of fans waiting for her to perform in the rain, reports TMZ. Carey was supposed to tape
On Tuesday’s “The Tonight Show” on NBC, host Jimmy Fallon and NBC’s “Nightly News” anchor Brian Williams performed a “slow jam” over the announcement of Obama’s executive order dealing with immigration policy last week. Follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo
Acknowledging that “domestic violence is a real issue in today’s society,” Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, reinstated to the NFL on Friday, wants his life back and a second chance to play professional football. In an interview with NBC’s
