The Wall Street Journal published an article recently explaining how Facebook chooses which ads to target users with — and it’s not by spying on you through your phone’s microphone.
NEW YORK — One little noticed takeaway from a Washington Post article claiming four foreign countries have “privately discussed ways they can manipulate Jared Kushner” is that U.S. intelligence agencies are apparently spying on Israeli officials.
After publicly addressing liberal taboos and free speech on American college campuses, a University of Pennsylvania Law School professor received a condemnatory “open letter” signed by 33 of her colleagues denouncing her views.
“You have a country that’s openly threatening to shoot missiles at American soil, and [news media outlets are] talking about its leaders as if they’re the Trudeaus,” said Michael Malice of recent praise extended to Kim Yo-jong — the sister of North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-un — from assorted news media outlets.
President Donald Trump shared the text of a Wall Street Journal editorial sounding the alarm about the information revealed in the memo declassified by the House Intelligence Committee.
A Wall Street Journal op-ed published last week defends professor Jordan Peterson against a recent wave of criticisms and condemnations.
President Donald Trump restated his promise to make Mexico pay for his big wall on the Southern border, suggesting that they would do it by renegotiating NAFTA.
“We’ll see what happens,”Trump said about his relationship with Bannon. “I don’t know what the word permanent means.”
Google is working with select hotels to stifle competition, which is making travel more expensive for consumers, according to a report.
Prosecutors are reportedly looking into a $285 million loan made by Deutsche Bank to Jared Kushner’s family real estate business.
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article titled “The Google-Facebook Duopoly Threatens Diversity of Thought,” finally acknowledging a point that Breitbart News has been stating for some time.
The Wall Street Journal increased the pressure on embattled FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Tuesday with a scathing op-ed from its editorial board, calling on Mueller to resign over the controversy surrounding a lead investigator’s anti-Trump texts.
The Wall Street Journal praised online “safe spaces” as an “answer to the ever-more-hostile internet” in an article on Sunday.
Economist Angus Deaton and Princeton University Professor Anne Case explained in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that opioids, as well as the lack of jobs and community, has led to the rising mortality rates for America’s white working class.
Very few economists think the economic consequences of leaving NAFTA would involve the U.S. entering a recession.
An op-ed in the Wall Street Journal argues that special legal protections for social media platforms ought to be tied to their upholding of free speech.
A bunch of alarmist holdovers from the Obama era released a report insisting that climate change is still just about the worst thing ever.
Two polls released this week suggest that President Trump’s base, which formed the bedrock of his 2016 victory, is drifting away from him.
The Wall Street Journal cites “sources familiar with the investigation” in a Wednesday report claiming the Justice Department is close to charging six unnamed Russian government officials in last year’s reputed “hack” of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
Russian-backed Facebook accounts reportedly worked with U.S. activists to stage protests on both sides of fiery issues.
Fusion GPS – the “research” firm that commissioned the dossier on President Donald Trump – is the same firm hired to discredit both Mitt Romney and the Planned Parenthood sting video maker.
It is an odd coincidence that Robert Mueller launched his indictments as he himself became a focus of public scrutiny.
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board called Thursday for FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller to step down.
Establishment Republican strategist Karl Rove took a swipe at Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steve Bannon Wednesday.
The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal is slamming President Donald Trump’s immigration principles with the same complaints, narratives, and terms used by establishment reporters at supposedly liberal publications.
The Wall Street Journal editorial board published a furious tirade in response to President Trump’s “America First” immigration proposals.
Two of Donald Trump’s front-runners for Fed Chairman represent “the monetary policies that have favored the affluent and done little or nothing for the real economy,” says the Wall Street Journal’s Editorial Board. Current Chair Janet Yellen and Fed Board alum Jay Powell are, according to the publication, a continuation of the same failed Fed policies that led “so many working-class voters [to turn] to Mr. Trump in 2016.”
An op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal on Monday argues that it’s progressive academics, not conservatives, who reject science.
The Wall Street Journal will no longer print its newspapers in Europe and Asia, it has announced.
The latest NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that Republicans are increasingly dissatisfied with their leaders in Congress.
The White House on Saturday denied a claim that the Trump administration is changing its position on the Paris climate agreement
Congressman Dave Brat (R-VA) criticized Karl Rove for taking up what he called “fiction writing” in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal where the political strategist suggested the 30 uber-conservative members of the House Freedom Caucus would hold up a critical tax reform vote.
Some of President Donald Trump’s legal team advised him months ago that son-in -law Jared Kushner should leave the White House over concerns tied to Special Counsel Mueller’s Russia investigation.
They leaked the editor in chief’s emails to the New York Times.
Former George W. Bush aide Karl Rove celebrated Steve Bannon’s ouster from the White House and return to Breitbart News in a column Thursday at the Wall Street Journal.
Venezuelan military official, legislator, and television host Diosdado Cabello lost a lawsuit against the Dow Jones group this week after he sued the Wall Street Journal owner for defamation following the publication of an article linking him to cocaine trafficking.
Dance with the one that brung ya. Fox News and Wall Street Journal boss Rupert Murdoch has reportedly “repeatedly urged” President Donald Trump to kick White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon to the curb.
James Damore, the Google employee who was fired this week after he published a viewpoint diversity manifesto, authored an article about the incident for The Wall Street Journal on Friday.
The Wall Street Journal and its publisher Rupert Murdoch appear to be using President Donald Trump’s national security adviser H.R. McMaster as their latest weapon in their continuing battle against Trump’s America-first agenda and movement. The Journal, by mimicking Joe Scarborough and attempting to marginalize Trump’s nationalist advisers, is subtly trying to take over Trump’s presidency for the GOP establishment that Trump resoundingly defeated over and over and over again.
Wednesday on Laura Ingraham’s nationally syndicated radio show, conservative commentator Pat Buchanan warned that if White House chief strategist Steve Bannon were to depart the Trump administration, it would mean the end of economic nationalism, one of the elements of Trump’s 2016 campaign.
