Immediately following President Donald Trump’s announcement that U.S. Seventh Circuit Appeals Court Judge Amy Coney Barrett was his pick to fill the vacancy left by Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, CNN’s live coverage anchored by Wolf Blitzer went to network Supreme Court reporter Ariane de Vogue, who was on the scene in front of the Supreme Court.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) claimed Thursday, falsely, that President Donald Trump told people to “swallow Clorox.”
Former Vice President Joe Biden answered a question Wednesday about his mental fitness for office by declaring: “I am not the guy who said to inject bleach in your arm.”
The embattled BBC has drawn more accusations of political bias after claiming a statue which was violently overthrown and hurled into Bristol harbour was actually “symbolically lowered” into the water by “campaigners”.
Alex Marlow noted how The Atlantic’s claims imply that John Kelly, a Gold Star father, was silent as Donald Trump denigrated his fallen son.
Those few of you who still read newspapers won’t have got one today because of a blockade staged by the eco-fascist economic terrorism organisation Extinction Rebellion.
NBC’s Peter Alexander asked Donald Trump to apologize to the military for discredited allegations that the president disparaged dead soldiers.
Joe Biden’s campaign kicked off a round of questions with the candidate Friday by selecting an Atlantic reporter who asked him to comment on President Donald Trump’s “soul and the life he leads.”
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has disputed a story in The Atlantic claiming that President Donald Trump called fallen World War I soldiers “losers.” Bolton told the New York Times Friday that “I was there” and “I didn’t hear that.”
Nicholas Sandmann, the MAGA-hat-wearing high school student who was defamed by the mainstream media at the March for Life in 2019, put on his famous hat again at the RNC, praising President Donald Trump for opposing “cancel culture.”
The Los Angeles Times joined other mainstream media organizations in spinning the first night of the Republican National Convention (RNC) as a negative event on Monday evening, accusing the party of stoking “fear” with “apocalyptic rhetoric.”
“Look at all of that fake news, it’s unbelievable,” Trump said while ripping the media covering his rally. “Unfortunately Fox has become fake news too. I don’t know what happens. Do you agree?”
As Big Tech suppresses conservative views in the name of fighting “fake news,” tech titans like Google and Facebook turn to Wikipedia to provide another “fix” to the problem. Despite messaging from Wikipedia’s owners encouraging this trend, over the years Wikipedia and its sister sites have pushed hoaxes and false information into the media and academia.
Historians have taken aim at the BBC for an unbalanced News at 10 segment which suggested Sir Winston Churchill was responsible for “mass killing” in Bengal.
The far-left and oh-so esteemed New Yorker magazine published a lie so massive it beggars belief — even in this, the era of fake news.
Chad Wolf, acting secretary of DHS, pushed back against what he called fake news about federal law enforcement efforts in riot-torn Portland.
Newly-appointed French prime minister Jean Castex has made it clear that he is no fan of anonymity on the Internet, claiming that it distorts political debates online.
Liberty University filed a lawsuit charging that the New York Times falsely reported on the school’s actions in the wake of the coronavirus.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is advancing the idea that Facebook is in the business of removing “fake news” from social media.
Black Lives Matter is helping grow a “silent majority” supporting Donald Trump, determined Mark Smith, president of the Da Vinci Group.
Social media giant Facebook announced this week that it will be introducing a warning for users if they attempt to share content that is more than 90 days old.
Many media outlets manipulated information to cultivate public support for lockdowns during the coronavirus outbeak, said Gov. Kristi Noem.
The media gameplan is nihilism and chaos, which is why the unifying outrage over the death of George Floyd has been twisted into a black v. white issue, a left v. right issue, a pro-riot v. anti-riot issue.
In a predictable return to the media mentality that was used to protect President Predator Clinton in the ’90s, the corporate media are publishing one desperate hit piece after another to smear Joe Biden’s sexual assault accuser, Tara Reade.
So now we learn Chris Cuomo not only violated his quarantine while infected with the deadly coronavirus, but that while he was attacking President Trump for touting the FDA-approved hydroxychloroquine, he was taking and promoting a coronavirus therapy that lost FDA approval in 2006.
The woman who claimed she was fired for refusing to manipulate data for Florida’s COVID-19 dashboard has a history of delinquent behavior.
A worldwide YouGov survey found that the American media ranks among the lowest in the world when it comes to trust about the coronavirus.
President Donald Trump shared a tweet of a local television reporter being confronted by anti-shutdown protesters in Long Island, New York, who called him “fake news.”
A story by ABC News regarding Texas’ number of cases and deaths related to the coronavirus since the state’s reopening on May 1 is going viral. The article presents misleading numbers that don’t appear to take increased testing and deaths related to pre-reopening contracted cases into account. An article by the news network’s Houston affiliate directly contradicts the national fake news story.
(AFP) — BuzzFeed said on Thursday that it would be shuttering part of its loss-making news operations in Britain and Australia, as it scales back global ambitions to cut costs.
