Heat Street

Physical editions of the Wall Street Journal will no longer be available in Europe as the business and finance newspaper beats a retreat from print outside the U.S.

Bloomberg News claimed Sunday that Breitbart News and conservative radio host Mark Levin had not cited any evidence to back up the claim that the Obama administration had conducted surveillance on Donald Trump’s aides in the 2016 campaign.

British political commentator Louise Mensch is no longer the editor of the Rupert Murdoch-owned Heat Street, supposedly to instead “focus on creating new digital media projects for News Corp.” Though the full reasons and conditions for Mensch’s departure from Heat

Heat Street moves a little closer to its anti-SJW editorial stance by parting ways with editor Louise Mensch.

Louise Mensch’s Heat Street has apparently replaced an opinion piece by author William Hicks that defended the anime series Keijo!!!!!!!! over scenes where its characters fight with their breasts and buttocks, redirecting the link to an opinion piece by Mensch that brands the cartoon as “misogynist” and “child porn.”

Former British politician and self proclaimed “committed Republican,” Louise Mensch has taken her opposition to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to the next level, declaring “everyone” who plans on voting for him to be “scum of the earth.”

The latest batch of Wikileaks emails reveals further collusion between mainstream media journalists and outlets on the one hand, and the Hillary Clinton campaign on the other.

Heat Street Editor and former British Conservative MP Louise Mensch has written an article agreeing with the establishment media and Clinton campaign’s claims that “Pepe the Frog” is a “white supremacist” icon. Mensch apologized for a Heat Street article defending the innocent green frog meme last week.