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An Iranian state television presenter used a rifle to fire shots at a flag of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during a segment on weapons training, in a sign of Iran’s intensifying effort to inspire a sense of militant nationalism among its people.

Vice President JD Vance speaks with reporters at the White House on Tuesday, May 19.

Monday on ABC’s “The View,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg, an apparent self-proclaimed mental health expert, said she strongly believes there was something “wrong” with President Donald Trump.

A massive fireball and explosion near Jerusalem triggered widespread online speculation late Saturday after dramatic footage near a facility belonging to Israel’s state-owned Tomer defense company spread rapidly online amid mounting tensions surrounding Iran.

Left-wing critics have been regularly accusing the Trump family of profiting off Donald Trump’s presidency, but following his father’s historic trip to China, Eric Trump has decided to litigate to stop the accusations.

The NFL sees no problem with its policy regarding streaming services, and it’s letting the Department of Justice know.

If you want to talk about media corruption, how about the discovery that a left-wing political organization has embedded 80 “journalists” in the corporate media by paying their full salaries?

A Florida news website that presented itself as a legitimate local journalism outlet has been shut down following an investigation that exposed its use of fake AI-generated reporters and stolen content from established media sources. Even the site’s editor-in-chief was generated by AI, according to the investigation.

The Israeli government announced it is preparing to sue the far-left New York Times for defamation over its “dog rape” smear.

The far-left, antisemitic New York Times was so desperate to help its Hamas pals deflect from the actual horrors verified in a new report detailing the unspeakable sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas on October 7, it published a piece accusing Israel of training dogs to rape Palestinian prisoners.

Elon Musk bashed “Oppenheimer” Director Christopher Nolan over the casting for his upcoming film, “The Odyssey,” saying the director tapped Lupita Nyong’o to play Helen of Troy because “he wants the awards.”

The governments of the United States and Mexico are refuting a series of reports from CNN and the New York Times claiming that CIA agents were carrying out covert assassination operations targeting cartel figures in Mexico.

Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon will be going dark in solidarity with fellow late-night host Stephen Colbert on the last day before his show’s cancelation.

Struggling California gubernatorial candidate, billionaire Democrat Tom Steyer, says he is concerned that the likely merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount is “a right-wing takeover of media.”

Tuesday on MS NOW’s “Deadline,” network contributor Claire McCaskill decided that despite winning the popular vote in the 2024 presidential election, “the majority of America” was “embarrassed” by President Donald Trump.

A major new report from a two-year investigation documenting Hamas’s October 7 atrocities concluded that sexual violence during the terror group’s massacre and subsequent hostage captivity was “deliberate,” “systematic,” and “integral” to the attack, detailing what researchers described as recurring patterns of rape, sexual torture, mutilation, and abuse carried out across massacre sites, abduction routes, and throughout the prolonged captivity of hostages in Gaza.

Monday on CNN’s “NewsNight,” network contributor Bakari Sellers made the totally sane declaration that Republicans had “swapped out Klan hoods for Brooks Brothers suits.”

The far-left New York Times published a column accusing Israel of training dogs to rape Palestinian prisoners.

Fired late-night TV host Stephen Colbert held his own ‘Late Show’ funeral on Monday night and invited all four late-night hosts to his show.

President Donald Trump on Sunday rejected Iran’s latest response to the American offer to end the conflict as “TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE,” warning Tehran it would “be laughing no longer” after reports indicated the regime refused key U.S. nuclear demands while pushing for sanctions relief, frozen assets, an end to the naval blockade, and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

In the op-ed — co-written with author Matt Stoller — the “Avengers” star Mark Ruffalo claimed that while trying to obtain thousands of signatories to sign their “block the merger” open letter opposing the deal, they discovered that people were afraid of workplace retaliation.

Israel secretly established a covert military outpost deep in Iraq’s western desert to support its aerial campaign against Iran — positioning special forces and rescue teams near the battlefield — and reportedly launched airstrikes against Iraqi troops that nearly uncovered the facility during the opening phase of the operation, according to a report published Saturday.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) defended his record and criticized parts of his own party in a Washington Post op-ed Thursday, arguing that Democrats have moved away from positions he said were once mainstream within the party while insisting that his own values have remained consistent.

Friday on MS NOW’s “Deadline,” network host Al Sharpton said Republicans were ripping the country to shreds over race while discussing the redistricting battle across several states.

A former Trump administration official asked to remove her article from the National Review after the conservative publication requested an update with a more robust disclosure and discussion of potential conflicts of interest by the author, Diana Furchtgott-Roth.

ABC on Friday accused the FCC of a “chilling effect” to punish political content they disagree with as the agency seeks to end broadcast networks from promoting partisan candidates.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that Iranian attacking forces were “completely destroyed” after Tehran fired missiles, drones, and fast attack boats at three U.S. Navy destroyers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, prompting U.S. Central Command to carry out retaliatory “self-defense strikes” on Iranian military targets and port areas as the fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran again came under strain.

Thursday on CNN’s “News Central,” senior data reporter Harry Enten said it was a myth that President Donald Trump is losing support among Republican voters.

President Donald Trump said Iran “badly” wants a deal and has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons as Tehran was expected Thursday to respond to an emerging U.S.-backed framework proposal aimed at ending the conflict and launching broader negotiations over the regime’s nuclear program.

Ted Turner, the brash media visionary who launched CNN in 1980 as the world’s first 24-hour cable news network, died Wednesday at age 87. CNN rightly hailed its founder as a pioneer who revolutionized television journalism. Yet, with Turner’s passing comes an undeniable fact: the network he built to deliver nonstop, relatively impartial news has largely abandoned the very principles of fairness and balance he championed.

It’s not the being wrong that’s so off-putting, it’s that these people are always 1) so smug in their certainty while being wrong and 2) refuse to learn from their mistakes.

Former President Barack Obama ironically suggested that President Donald Trump “politicized” the justice system and military in a love-fest interview with Stephen Colbert.

A majority of voters believe (correctly) that “news media coverage helped inspire the latest attempt to assassinate President Donald Trump,” according to a poll.

Ted Turner, the bombastic television pioneer credited with creating the 24-hour news cycle and launched CNN in 1980, owned the Atlanta Braves and The Hawks, who flexed his influence among the global elite and donated a $1 billion to United Nations charities, and was married to Oscar-winner Jane Fonda, has died at age 87.