Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The Five,” co-host Greg Gutfeld excoriated the “humorless libs,” particularly those in the media, upset about President Donald Trump’s tweet he posted over the weekend. The tweet showed Trump taking down WWE CEO Vince McMahon
Blogger Ace of Spades points out another facet of CNN’s hypocrisy in its ongoing meltdown over a goofy wrestling meme that President Donald Trump tweeted.
Some doubt whether Tiger Woods will ever play professional golf again. However, should Woods play again, tackling his addiction to pain pills would be a logical first step.
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer offered his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s Twitter habits, which have been a media focus the day after the president tweeted a video of him pummeling a faceless
The ingenious thing about all of this of course is he basically can’t lose. If the media fails to report on his tweets, he has an unchallenged platform to address over 32 million people. If on the other hand they take the bait, he continues to maintain a smokescreen while conservative policies get implemented.
On Sunday, CNN actually asked Twitter if President Donald Trump’s WWE-themed tweet actually violated Twitter’s “hateful conduct” policy. Predictably, Twitter told the network that the tweet, which showed Trump beating down Vince McMahon with a superimposed CNN logo over his face, did not do so.
President Donald Trump’s Sunday tweet showing him wrestling down a man with a CNN logo superimposed over his face has caused a firestorm on Twitter and across the liberal media as CNN and its supporters freak out that Trump’s message is inciting violence against journalists.
The New York Times is reporting on “criticism, disbelief and dumbfoundedness” in the wake of President Donald Trump’s tweet on Sunday in which the president is depicted wrestling and punching a figure whose head has been replaced with the logo for CNN.
The real question is how “presidential” conduct is to be measured. Trump may flout social conventions, but never flouts the Constitution.
President Donald Trump continued to battle with the media, during a speech at a Celebrate Freedom Rally at the Kennedy Center on Saturday.
TEL AVIV — The Israel Defense Forces on Saturday retaliated against a Syrian military position after two projectiles launched from Syria struck Israel’s Golan Heights earlier in the day.
Thursday was a busy day in Washington D.C. as the House of Representatives passed two major pieces of legislation to put teeth into federal immigration law aimed at keeping dangerous illegal aliens off the streets in America.
The Washington Post claims Twitter is prototyping a feature that would allow users to report “fake news” and “harmful information.”
The conventional wisdom in the media, and even among many conservatives, is that President Donald Trump’s tweets are frustrating his policy agenda. But the opposite is true: his most controversial tweets are helping him.
The Twitter account for Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay was briefly trending on Thursday when fans suddenly found a porn photo tweeted out on the feed. The explicit photo was soon deleted and Irsay told fans that his Twitter was “hacked.”
President Donald Trump turned his ire on MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough and his fiancé Mika Brzezinski, branding them with new nicknames and dishing embarrassing details about their relationship.
According to TwitterAudit.com, nearly fifty percent of the followers on CNN’s verified Twitter account are fake.
If there’s any doubt Twitter is giving Planned Parenthood an assist, pro-life group Live Action says it has the proof.
President Donald Trump took a shot at CNN on Tuesday, highlighting their decision to retract a story about the ongoing Russian investigation.
President Donald Trump continued fighting against the narrative surrounding the Russian interference into the presidential election, accusing former President Barack Obama of colluding to save Hillary Clinton.
TEL AVIV — President Donald Trump on Saturday continued to hammer the Obama administration on Twitter regarding its role in claims that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
Senate Republicans released their bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, on Thursday, but even Republicans are complaining about what they say is the secrecy surrounding the crafting of the GOP health care plan, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK).
President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday about the high death toll in Mexico because of the drug cartels operating in that country, vowing to “build the wall.”
The Los Angeles Times tweeted a warning Wednesday evening that a massive 6.8-magnitude earthquake had struck the region at Isla Vista, California. A short time late, it retracted and deleted the tweet, explaining that an automated program, or “bot,” had tweeted out the details of an earthquake that had indeed struck Isla Vista — in 1925.
Dozens of Islamic State members have successfully “returned” to Europe and are poised to carry out attacks in the future, a Gaza-based jihadist who formerly fought in the Islamic State terrorist group claimed during a phone interview.
President Donald Trump appears disappointed in China’s efforts to stop continued aggression from North Korea.
A photo of what looks like two slaves in the background of an episode of Wheel of Fortune’s “Southern Charm Week” has caused outrage on social media.
NEW YORK — Senate Republicans are eying the possibility of seeking testimony from former Attorney General Loretta Lynch over possible wrongdoing with regard to the FBI’s criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails.
A New Jersey Democratic strategist is capitalizing on the shooting of Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) by launching the hashtags #HuntRepublicans and #HuntRepublicanCongressmen, and he is showing no signs of backing down, claiming “the chickens are coming home to roost.”
In the aftermath of the shooting of Representative Steve Scalise during a practice for the annual congressional baseball game, some leftists took to social media to deflect any blame for the hateful rhetoric preached against President Donald Trump and Republicans since the November election.
In the course of the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, serious questions have been raised about the possibility that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch may have engaged in wrongdoing with regard to the FBI’s criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Theresa May, the newly re-elected British Prime Minister spoke at a press conference on Tuesday ahead of a visit to meet with the French President Emmanuel Macron, revealing that the two countries would be working together to push a new legal liability on social media and technology companies to remove “unacceptable” content that is promoted on their platforms.
President Donald Trump continued to condemn “fake news” on Twitter, accusing the media of getting the story wrong.
President Donald Trump reacted to fired FBI director James Comey’s testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee where he admitted leaking to a college professor the content of his private discussions with the president.
Vanity Fair contributing editor Kurt Eichenwald posted a picture to Twitter of his computer desktop that users noticed included an open tab of cartoon porn.
Feminist Laci Green has faced backlash from left-wing activists, radical feminists, and former friends after she was revealed to be in a relationship with popular anti-SJW YouTuber Chris Ray Gun.
Two law professors weighed in on Twitter on Thursday after fired FBI Director James Comey revealed during his appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee that he asked Columbia Law Professor Daniel Richman to leak to the press the content of his discussions in private meetings with President Donald Trump.
Twitter users blocked by President Trump claim the president has no legal right to block them, citing the First Amendment.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer continued fielding questions about President Donald Trump’s Twitter account, reminding the press that it was an effective tool for Trump during his campaign for president.
A decision by the Tunisian government to begin enforcing the religious obligation to fast on Ramadan by punishing those who don’t respect it publicly with jail time has ignited a heated debate on social media platforms.
