CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta on Thursday misquoted a portion of President Donald Trump’s immigration speech and was quickly met with a fact-check by a Breitbart News reporter.
CNN’s credibility problems are now so severe, its ideological allies at the New York Times are publishing reports debunking its fake news.
At best, what we have here is the behavior of a preening narcissist with a disturbing Hero Complex, the arson who puts out his own fires. At worst, there was an outrageous abuse of power, an abuse of the civil rights of private citizens.
The New York Times notes that there have only been 111 school shooting incidents since 1970.
Georgia’s new Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE) Act prohibits abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, but it will not imprison women who have abortions or miscarriages.
The media cannot defeat Trump in 2020 now that he’s delivered real peace and prosperity, so they’re trying to distract us with fake news involving a bunch of manufactured crises.
Suspected school shooter Devon Erickson is real bad news for a media who have spent years demonizing traditional Christians and right-of-center Americans as Nazis because Erickson appears to have taken all that hate to heart.
Rep. Al Green (D-TX) grilled witnesses at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing Wednesday on domestic terrorism, seeking to get them to condemn President Donald Trump for saying “very fine people” took part in the protests in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017 over a Robert E. Lee monument even if the president’s full remarks make clear he was not referring to white supremacists or neo-Nazis, groups he has roundly and repeatedly condemned.
Internet giant Google expressed concerns on Thursday that Singapore’s new censorship law, the “Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act,” could stifle innovation by threatening online media platforms with huge fines for carrying content the government decides is “fake news.”
This is old news, and not only that, the crippling setbacks Trump suffered are part of his American success story.
President Donald Trump took shots at the establishment media on Wednesday, joking that he might stay in office longer than two terms.
“Watch, there’ll be headlines tomorrow: ‘Donald Trump wants to break Constitutionality,’” he said.
CNN is so desperate to attack President Trump, the far-left cable channel is now manufacturing dangerous hypothetical conspiracy theories about the future.
Mean Little Mayor Pete Buttigieg is so terrible at Christianity he reminds me of a sitcom character, secular Hollywood’s version of a pious prig who continues to put his foot in his own sanctimonious mouth. Actually, he reminds me of Frank Burns. All that’s missing is the laugh track.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) criticized journalists on Sunday for spreading a “lie” about the death of a one-year-old Palestinian whom news outlets said had been killed by Israeli strikes, but which the IDF says was killed by an errant rocket fired by terrorist groups.
America’s experts told you Donald Trump couldn’t win, told you the economy was headed into recession, told you cord-cutting would slow down. America’s experts are idiots.
In 2005, Israel unilaterally removed every Israeli soldier and civilian from Gaza, ending any possible “occupation” of the territory.
Justin Danhof described his observations of the New York Times’s executives after he challenged their “anti-white” and “antisemitic” biases.
This list of Rachel Maddow’s most audacious, reckless, and dangerous lies surrounding the Russia Collusion Hoax was compiled by the Nation’s Aaron Maté. This is his work, his effort, and well worth your time if you want to understand just how recklessly Maddow deliberately misled her audience for two years and why her ratings have now collapsed by double digits.
Life is so good for the fabulous people on the coasts — the only group the Democratic Party really cares about –– that they can afford to devote themselves to crazy fantasies that make them feel morally superior to other people.
Poynter’s blacklist is not targeting the unreliable, but those who express ideas the un-American Poynter finds inappropriate and unacceptable.
Cuomo’s not just splitting the Hitler-and-the-autobahn hair to keep the debunked Charlottesville Hoax alive, he is using every opportunity to fire off a dogwhistle, to give his brownshirts a wink of encouragement and a nod of approval.
The American media’s lazy reporting and obsessive hatred for President Donald Trump have given us years of sloppy, biased, misleading, and often completely false news coverage. White House Special Assistant Steven Cheung called the media out on Thursday for uncritically pushing North Korean propaganda.
Trump ridiculed CNN’s low ratings on Saturday, after skipping the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, DC. “Fake news. They’re fake! They are fake. They are fakers!” he said.
The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) has made a formal complaint to the BBC about the series of gross inaccuracies in its recent documentary Climate Change: The Facts.
Unfortunately for the corporate media, the American people are not only not stupid, they are now wise to the media’s systematic corruption and their malevolent desire to mislead us.
Conservative Twitter users have been blacklisted for defending traditional marriage, refusing to call a biological man a woman, and generally holding unconventional opinions, or opinions deemed “unacceptable.”
The world already knows that CNN’s Chris Cuomo is not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. Still, during an interview with former Attorney General Michael Mukasey Tuesday night, Cuomo proved not only that he’s eager to mislead his audience, but that he doesn’t have the capacity to grasp even the fundamental bottom line of the Mueller Report and has no idea how our three separate branches of the federal government operate.
The far-left New York Times was forced to issue a humiliating correction this week after describing “the body of Christ” as a statue.
Eastwood is the perfect choice to helm this. He’ll tell the truth and likely understands that this fake news tragedy is even more relevant today than it was 23-years-ago.
Did wildlife filmmakers from the $25 million Netflix series Our Planet accidentally drive a herd of walruses to their deaths – then lie about the incident afterwards in order to defend their preferred narrative that the creatures were tragic victims
A coalition of Taiwanese student groups announced the creation of the “Youth Front for Boycotting Fake News” over the weekend. The organization intends to challenge Chinese efforts to influence Taiwanese culture and politics with propaganda.
President Donald Trump feigned astonishment on Monday after the New York Times published a positive article on his signature tax cut.
And if Politico is willing to lie about the small stuff, like a year-old Mount Vernon visit, imagine the lies Politico is willing to tell about things that actually matter.
In a sane world it would be more difficult to publish a story that basically annihilates an entire human being and there should be serious consequences when someone gets it wrong.
Jackson might very well be the monster some claim, but he was acquitted when up against the best case the state of California could summon and we now know that Leaving Neverland’s case is even weaker.
The EU has set up its own “fact checking” service in order to combat the spread of so-called “fake news” ahead of May’s European elections.
Glenn Greenwald argued that journalism has “disgraced” itself and reporters damaged the media more than President Donald Trump with their coverage of the now-disproven Russia collusion theory.
Left-wing Hollywood figures are freaking out and comparing President Donald Trump to a Nazi, using a misleading and edited video from last year of President Donald Trump calling murderous illegal aliens “animals.”
“The New York Times had no legitimate sources, which would be totally illegal, concerning the Mueller Report,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “In fact, they probably had no sources at all!”
At the New York Times, when you touch a woman inappropriately while polling the strongest against Trump, it’s called “a connection.” And if Biden kills your dog, it’s “pest removal.”
