On TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” former NBA great and show co-host Charles Barkley made some controversial remarks about the size of women in San Antonio, the home of the San Antonio Spurs, who face the Portland Trail Blazers in a
In his prepared remarks at Senate Budget Committee hearing with Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen, ranking Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions hit the Federal Reserve for its missed economic projections and the failure of President Barack Obama’s 2009 stimulus legislation.
On the Tuesday broadcast of NBC “Nightly News,” anchor Brian Williams got his countries confused in a report about the kidnapped school girls in Nigeria. Williams had referred to Nigeria as Kenya twice in his opening introduction.
On her Thursday radio show, former Gov. Haley Barbour (R-MS), a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, explained why he sees long-time incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS) as a better candidate for reelection than his challenger for the Republican
Over the past several weeks, there has been some speculation as to who may take the reins of the Republican House leadership should House Speaker John Boehner step down from his post. Two of those names include House Majority Eric
On MSNBC’s “The Daily Rundown,” host Chuck Todd interviewed Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV). One of the topics included his now-infamous analogy calling his Republican senate colleagues “greased pigs,” which he did not back away from. “I’ve used ‘greased
On Thursday’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough and left-leaning MSNBC “NOW” host Alex Wagner went head-to-head over the investigation into the White House’s response to the immediate aftermath of the Benghazi terrorist attacks that occurred on Sept. 11, 2012. Former
Terry Reed, president of U.S. Delivery Services tells Marquette, MI Fox affiliate WLUC on Wednesday that although ObamaCare may do some good things for people, it has had a negative impact on his business. (h/t RNC Research)
On Wednesday’s “The Tonight Show” on NBC, host Jimmy Fallon introduced some of the top prospective picks of the upcoming National Football League draft, which included one-liners for each of the players.
In an appearance on “CNN Tonight” on Wednesday former CBS “Evening News” anchor, outgoing daytime show anchor and Yahoo News host Katie Couric joined Dr. Mark Hyman to promote their upcoming film attacking the food industry, “Fed Up.” In the
Orange County Register: MISSION VIEJO – An Oxford Preparatory Academy teacher is on unpaid leave while the public charter school investigates a complaint that the teacher had an African American student demonstrate a hanging during a Civil War re-enactment field
On Wednesday’s “On the Record” with Greta van Susteren, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer reacted comments from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, which she declared there was no reason to continue the investigation on the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist
During its Wednesday evening newscast, Jackson, MS ABC affiliate WAPT cited a Breitbart News report which had raised questions about Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS) residency. Cochran had claimed his residency as a cabin near Oxford, MS but documents submitted to
Wednesday on “The Hugh Hewitt Show,” Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) discussed the establishment of the Select Committee on Benghazi: Partial Transcript as follows: HEWITT: Of course, Democrats from Xavier Bacerra, who’s normally pretty calm, and Joe Crowley are calling it
Parody movie posters have popped up all over Los Angeles just ahead of President Barack Obama’s visit Wednesday. The posters entitled “Saving Barack Obama” have an image of Obama walking between two teleprompters. Follow Pam on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
Wednesday at “Philanthropy New York’s 35th Annual Meeting,” former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told ABC News’ Robin Roberts there is no reason to continue the investigation into her State Departments actions in the early days of the 2012 Benghazi
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” Sen, Marco Rubio (R-FL) addressed Charlie Crist remarks in which he said he left the GOP because of their unfriendly attitude toward the African-American president and not his primary loss
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) joined the “Discussion on Faith & Freedom in the Public Square” at HBU Houston Baptist University last week and gave a passionate answer to a question about school choice. Cruz said, “School choice is the civil
On her Wednesday radio show, conservative talker Laura Ingraham laid down the gauntlet after Tuesday string of electoral losses by Tea Party candidates in North Carolina. Ingraham that suggested that perhaps the association with the Tea Party has cost conservatives
On Fusion TV’s “America” with host Jorge Ramos, former Republican governor of Florida and current Democrat gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist repeatedly insisted the reason he left the GOP was their unfriendly attitude toward the African-American president and not his primary
