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Marie Harf has left Fox News to join Democrat Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton’s presidential campaign, it was announced Wednesday.

Facebook recently banned Paul Joseph Watson, Laura Loomer, the personal account of Alex Jones and others, categorizing some as “dangerous.” Yet they have taken no action against Vic Berger, a far-left personality who repeatedly harasses, smears, and engages in overtly threatening behavior against people he disagrees with politically.

Andy Ngo, a journalist based in Portland, Oregon, claims that he was assaulted at a gym on Tuesday after a man recognized him from his coverage of Antifa rallies and accused him of “lying about Antifa on Twitter.” The reporter says that the man poured a liquid over his head and then attempted to take his phone after knocking it out of Ngo’s hand.

During the Thursday broadcast of “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, host Joe Scarborough heaped praise on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for her leadership after she said in a Washington Post Live interview that President Donald Trump is “becoming self-impeachable.” Scarborough said

In a report lamenting a fall in general practitioner (GP) numbers per capita, Britain’s state broadcaster the BBC failed to mention immigration-driven population growth and instead blamed an “ageing” society for the decline.

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.

For the week of April 29, CNN had a rough time garnering prime time viewers as the network fell out of the top ten and behind the History Channel and the Food Network.

Capital asset depreciation and mortgage interest deduction explain the Trump tax story better than the New York Times narrative of failure.

NEW YORK (AP) — CNN Films is developing a documentary on civil rights icon and Georgia congressman John Robert Lewis.

Wednesday, David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times, weighed in on the piece published by his colleagues about President Donald Trump’s tax return data from over 25 years ago that says the real estate mogul lost more than a

Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough reacted to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) saying FBI special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is now “case closed.” Scarborough said McConnell is shaming himself “for history” because knows his statement is

“It wasn’t always so easy. About 13 years ago, I was seriously in trouble. I was billions of dollars in debt,” Trump said in his opening narrative of the main titles of the show in 2004. “But I fought back and I won, big league.”

CNN is so desperate to attack President Trump, the far-left cable channel is now manufacturing dangerous hypothetical conspiracy theories about the future.   

Actor George Clooney praised his wife Amal’s role in freeing two detained journalists from a Myanmar prison.

The epic crash of New York City real estate in the late 1980s and early 1990s had battered Donald Trump’s investments and left many of his fellow real estate investors clinging to any lifeline of solvency.

The New York Times has published the personal tax data of President Donald Trump spanning a decade’s worth of time from long before he was a candidate for president, saying the documents show that Trump lost more than a billion dollars in the timeframe of 1985 to 1994.

Conservative author and media pundit David Horowitz, founder of the David Horowitz Freedom Center and editor of FrontPage magazine, was suspended by Twitter on Tuesday.

CNN is under intense fire Tuesday after the network’s writer-producer John Blake published an article with the sub headline asking “How Black will the Royal Baby Be?”

Social media giant Facebook will soon give the site’s third-party fact-checkers access to Instagram to flag allegedly misleading posts and photos on the app.

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.

Facebook received a lot of attention for overt censorship last week. But the social network is engaging in covert suppression of independent media too — most recently with its introduction of “Click-Gap,” a way of favoring established websites and suppressing non-established ones.

As President Donald Trump continues to spar with House Democrats over subpoenas, MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough applauded Democrats, saying that “history has chosen” their party to “stand up and defend the rule of law” in America. Scarborough said

CNN’s move to the edge of the Hudson River is the ultimate (and expensive) act of climate denialism.

Tuesday on CNN’s “New Day,” Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) commented on the ongoing saga involving Attorney General William Barr and his testimony from last week over the release of FBI special counsel Robert Mueller’s report. Hirono called on Americans to

Historian Larry Schweikart has produced a new take on the life of one of the most consequential — and, to many, one of the greatest — American presidents, Ronald Wilson Reagan.

These job cuts are being spun by Brian Stelter, CNN’s left-wing media reporter (who regularly spreads fake news and conspiracy theories), as “no layoffs” but rather “voluntary buyouts throughout the organization, and about 100 people opted for it.”

Mike Rosenberg of the Seattle Times was suspended this weekend after a woman publicly accused him of sending her disgusting direct messages through Twitter.

Monday, CNN’s “New Day” featured a segment on climate change that offered the assessment that unless humans have “fewer children,” up to a million species could go extinct. Pointing to a United Nations report claiming human activity could cause mass

A Fox News column published on Monday questions whether or not social media companies like Facebook have too much power to regulate speech.