CNN has released a statement claiming that a tweet sent from Anderson Cooper’s account calling Trump a “pathetic loser” was sent from the phone of Cooper’s assistant, who had left the device unsupervised at his gym.
A New York appeals court tossed out a $4 million defamation suit against President Donald Trump from a Republican consultant alleging that the president damaged her career by calling her a “real dummy” on Twitter.
The FCC will repeal net neutrality on Thursday, much to the dismay of Silicon Valley and Democrats and to the cheer of conservatives.
President Donald Trump reacted further to Roy Moore’s loss in the Alabama special election via his Twitter account Wednesday morning.
“Congratulations to Doug Jones on a hard fought victory,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “The write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win.”
Jimmy Kimmell blasted Congress for not funding the CHIP program and then urged Americans to purchase Obamacare or pay a penalty.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) faced criticism for saying that President Donald Trump “slut-shamed” Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) with a non-sexual insult, Tuesday.
A government watchdog is expected to demand changes in the law meaning social media platforms can be harshly punished and sued if they fail to delete content considered hateful, extremist, or racist.
The House Natural Resources Committee has got Patagonia’s number. No, Patagonia is not the savior of America’s protected wild spaces.
President Donald Trump again described the sexual harassment accusations from several women as false, accusing them of joining a politically motivated plot against him.
“In a world where bullies torment kids on social media to devastating effect on a regular basis with insults and name calling, it is sad to see our president engaging in the very same behavior himself,” a CNN spokesperson said in a statement to Breitbart News. “Leaders should lead by example.”
Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott made a bit of a fool of himself as the NFL’s Week 14 kicked off in a snow squall in New York by saying that playing football in the snow is somehow just like our soldiers fighting in a war.
President Trump blasted the left-wing Washington Post’s Dave Weigel after the reporter taunted him with a fake photograph that falsely represented the crowd-size at his Florida rally.
President Donald Trump again criticized CNN after they published a false story about his son Donald Trump Jr. and Wikileaks, suggesting on Twitter that the network change their slogan.
Members of the “Resistance” can rejoice this holiday season as some online retailers have decided to sell Hillary Clinton Christmas tree toppers.
Porn star August Ames was found dead of an apparent suicide Wednesday, one day after the adult actress was apparently bullied by social justice warriors on social media for explaining she would not perform in scenes alongside male actors who also perform in gay porn, due to health concerns.
Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) announced his resignation Thursday following multiple accusations of sexual assault and repeated calls from over 30 of his Democratic colleagues to step down.
An Impeachment vote against Trump failed in the House after Pelosi stated “Now is not the time” for impeachment.
Never-Trump Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) threatened to quit the NRSC on Wednesday if they decided to back Alabama Judge Roy Moore.
MSNBC has cut ties with Sam Seder over a rape joke the left-wing activist tweeted in 2009, according to TheWrap.
Roy Moore campaign strategist Dean Young delivered a message to the world at a rally for Alabama Judge Roy Moore on Tuesday. Young declared, “Y’all won’t beat Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, and Judge Moore.”
Eric Cantor admitted that he was bothered by the RNC decision to once again support Roy Moore and argued that Moore “deserves to lose.”
The UK’s National Crime Agency has warned that live streaming websites pose an “urgent threat” as abusers use them to prey on young children.
Former sheriff Joe Arpaio weighed in on the Alabama senate race on Monday, declaring that a Republican must win the seat in order to ensure the legislative success of President Donald Trump’s agenda.
Rep. Todd Rokita (R-IN) unveiled the Stopping Lawless Actions of Politicians (SLAP) Act on Monday to impose huge fines and jail state and local politicians who obstruct American immigration law.
Cable sports network ESPN is set to send all editorial staffers and on-air employees to a training session for the company’s social media policy after the next round of layoffs, sources say.
Add Pajama Media’s Bridget Johnson to the list of those summarily silenced by Twitter’s ongoing purge of conservative voices. According to her employer, Johnson, a long-time journalist with established bylines at, among others, USA Today, the Hill, Politico, NPR, and the Jerusalem Post, was removed from Twitter over the weekend without warning, cause or explanation.
President Donald Trump restated his support for Roy Moore, the besieged Republican candidate for the senate seat in Alabama.
President Donald Trump disparaged the FBI after reports uncovered investigator Peter Strzok’s bias against the president and for Hillary Clinton.
Despite total saturation of the UK news cycle, the mainstream media’s “hysterical overdrive” failed Friday to motivate more than a handful of anti-Trump protesters at an organised event outside the U.S. embassy in London.
Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) released a statement on Friday, arguing that sanctuary cities are to blame for the untimely death of Kate Steinle.
The hard-left group Hope Not Hate (HNH) has been invited on the BBC (four times in one day) and CNN, where their activist sensationally claimed President Donald J. Trump’s retweets could cause social unrest in the UK.
The House of Representatives passed Kate’s Law and the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act in June, but both bills continue to languish in the Senate.
President Trump has offended pretty much the entirety of Britain’s political and media establishment up to and including the Prime Minister, the Mayor of London and the Archbishop of Canterbury. As a result, the Special Relationship is once more in jeopardy, and Trump has decided to cancel a planned working visit to the United Kingdom.
A planned “working visit” to the United Kingdom by U.S. President Donald Trump has been cancelled following Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to publicly upbraid him over Twitter retweets.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam accused the British Prime Minister Theresa May of seizing President Trump’s Twitter account as an opportunity to “virtue signal” and said since his election the rules of the political game had changed.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam hit back at the BBC’s rolling coverage of United States President’s Twitter account Thursday, remarking the response to recent Tweets was more akin to preparations for war than mere social media. Criticising the massive,
The identity of the Twitter contractor that temporarily deleted President Trump’s Twitter account has finally been revealed. He claims the deletion was an “accident.”
Congressman John Conyers (D-MI) will not seek re-election amid accusations of sexual harassment from multiple women.
“The Failing @nytimes, the pipe organ for the Democrat Party, has become a virtual lobbyist for them with regard to our massive Tax Cut Bill,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “They are wrong so often that now I know we have a winner!”
