Joining Senate Republicans John McCain and Lindsey Graham Thursday, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), the powerful chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, released a statement that bluntly accused the Syrian regime of crossing President Obama’s “red line” with its use of
There is much confusion about why a judge suddenly appeared in Dzhokar Tsarnaev’s hospital room and read him the Miranda warning, reportedly leaving FBI interrogators “stunned.” They weren’t finished interviewing him yet, but as soon as District Court Judge Marianne
Congressional leaders of both parties in the House and Senate are trying to exempt themselves–and their staffs–from Obamacare’s health insurance exchanges they will be mandated to join under the law. This would be a devastating indictment of Obamacare and the
Early Wednesday morning, I read Dylan Byers’ Politico piece that promised to expose all the dysfunctional turmoil and drama boiling within the New York Times, and came away with a shrug. The piece reads like a media writer grasping for
Breitbart News has learned that a motion to impound the records of the assault case against now deceased Boston bombing “Suspect 1,” Tamerlan Tsarnaev (Docket Number 0952CR001848), has been filed in the Massachusetts District Court where a judge dismissed the
Matthew Keys, deputy social media editor at Reuters, was fired by the news agency Monday. Reuters hired Keys in 2012 but suspended the editor in March after federal prosecutors accused the 26-year-old of conspiring with the hacker group Anonymous to
On Monday, the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding a marathon hearing on immigration reform. Breitbart News will bring you the latest information from inside the Committee and across the news on the issue. Check back for regular updates. [UPDATE: 16:09
The recent plunge in ratings, readership, revenue, and credibility doesn’t frighten the media — but the idea of diversity-of-thought sure does. With the news breaking Monday that the Koch Brothers might be interested in purchasing the Tribune Co., the media
As you read this New York Times story about the Koch Brothers’ apparent interest in making a serious bid for the Tribune Company (publishers of eight local newspapers including the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune,) ask yourself how outlets
As media ruminate about Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s possible motives in the Boston Marathon terrorist attacks, one that can be laid to rest is any suggestion that the U.S. has failed to assist financially the countries associated with the ethnic
An Amazon user with the profile name “Tamerlan” whose purchasing profile comes up when the supposed email address of Tamerlan Tsarnaev is entered into Amazon’s “Find Someone’s Wish List” search engine compiled a list of books to purchase which may shed some
For Politico, the motivation for the bombers who murdered innocent civilians at the Boston Marathon simply isn’t very clear. Politico asks rhetorically, “Chechens have been locked for nearly two decades in a bitter, violent conflict against the Russian government. But
According to Chris Barry, a sophomore at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, said that Tsarnaev “didn’t seem like a dangerous person at all … He was a pothead, a normal
According to Politico, President Barack Obama has never “said the word ‘Chechnya’ publicly.” The publication points out that other past presidents have remained relatively quiet about Chechnya due to the Russian leadership’s sensitivity over the subject: “President Barack Obama and
Politico says the outrage people witnessed in Obama when gun control failed to pass on Wednesday was nothing compared to the outrage expressed by certain members of the press. “Even by the standards of today’s partisan media,” said Politico, the
Actress Charlize Theron visited D.C. this week to push the U.S. government to “push forward” to a solution on AIDS. The South African stunner said the fact that one in 10 people in her country live with HIV is “unacceptable,”
On Wednesday, President Obama suffered the biggest defeat of his Presidency. In a bi-partisan vote, the Senate forcefully rejected an expansion of background checks for gun purchases. Obama had utilized every lever in his power, including his outside group Organizing
The Senate could vote as early as tomorrow on the Toomey-Manchin gun control bill. Reports indicate the Democrats do not have the 60 votes they need to pass the bill. Former Rep. Gabby Giffords was on the Hill today along
Most people would figure someone who reaches the White House after decades in politics would have some basic social skills down pat. Not Bradley Cooper. The Oscar-nominated star of Silver Linings Playbook recalls his time with Vice President Joe Biden
Crooner Tony Bennett is teaming up with the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and Voices Against Violence on a text message mission to let citizens reach out to Senate offices. Bennett told Politico we live in frightening times, but
Late Monday evening leaks of the immigration reform proposal details from the bipartisan Senate “Gang of Eight” suggest that the legislation may start legalizing America’s at least 11 million illegal aliens before securing the border and enforcing immigration laws inside
This is “BenSmithing” on steroids — in which the BuzzFeed Politics’ editor-in-chief is so eager to spin the capital murder trial of an abortion doctor into a liability for the right that he launches into a bizarre non-sequitur to connect
Apparently Politico’s Dylan Byers believes the political right enjoys being regularly, predictably, and forever smeared by his media pals whenever a horrific crime is committed that captures the national media’s attention: — Given how much they claim to hate it,
In the immediate aftermath of the tragic Newtown murders, Obama and His Media joined forces to exploit the deaths of innocent children for all it was worth — with a series of laws that would have done absolutely nothing to
