U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz vowed that “we’re going to clean house” at the UN as he and reform envoy Jeff Bartos walked outside UN headquarters in Manhattan, blasting the body as “bloated and bureaucratic” while touting more than a billion dollars in early savings and what he called “DOGEing” — his push to apply Trump-style waste-cutting to the UN system.
A potential merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery is facing opposition from Sen. Elizabeth Warren and the Writers Guild of America, who warn the deal would consolidate control of major news and entertainment outlets under a single conglomerate.
Left-wing late-night TV comedian Jimmy Kimmel is thrilled to welcome soon-to-be former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) into the fold of rabid Trump haters.
Comedian Kevan “K-von” Moezzi says President Donald Trump is “funnier than half the late-night show hosts.”
Monday, during an appearance on FNC’s “Hannity,” network contributor Jonathan Turley offered his thoughts on what might be next after a federal judge dismissed charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.
On Tuesday’s “Squawk Box,” Democratic strategist James Carville declared that American capitalism needed an “intervention,” citing “terrible disparities in wealth.”
The disgraced, far-left Atlantic published a mean-spirited cover photo that deliberately makes Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. look like a goofy religious zealot.
HBO host Bill Maher is blasting the mainstream media for its left-wing bias and celebrating CBS for bringing in former Free Press founder Bari Weiss to right its news division ship.
The entertainment media exploded on Wednesday with news that actor Kevin Spacey is living a life of “homelessness.” But this weekend, Spacey has spoken out to knock those rumors down and is scolding the media for running with misleading headlines “for clicks.”
President Trump is pushing Paramount to restart the “Rush Hour” franchise nearly 20 years after the most recent sequel hit theaters in 2007.
Hollywood star Charlie Sheen said he “changed the channel” and discovered that “legacy” media is “very much like state-run media” during a recent conversation with Megyn Kelly.
Hundreds of Iranian-American scholars, professionals, human rights advocates, youth, and community leaders from across the United States joined prominent former U.S. and European officials in Washington to map what organizers called a concrete roadmap for democratic transition in Iran. The gathering warned the clerical regime has entered its “final phase” and insisted “a democratic alternative capable of replacing it” already exists in the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
A photo of Michelle Obama in worn jeans and a T-shirt by Annie Leibovitz is going viral on social media after the former First Lady posted the shot to promote a new edition of the famed photographer’s book Women.
The Trump administration has shot back at a Washington Post article claiming the U.S. Coast Guard watered down its policy prohibiting the display of Nazi swastikas, with the Department of Homeland Security DHS calling the report “a demonstrably false storyline.”
A group of Hollywood actors, including Kristen Bell, Brian Cox, Malcolm McDowell, say that they had no idea that a voice over project they did 15 years ago would be repurposed for a Fox News religious podcast series.
Thursday on FNC’s “The Ingraham Angle,” network contributor Jonathan Turley reacted to federal trial court judges using their authority to undermine the Trump administration.
Football broadcast legend Al Michaels says he is not at all ready to retire from his Amazon Prime Video football broadcasting gig.
White House officials reportedly discussed the potential firing of several CNN anchors disliked by President Donald Trump with billionaire investor Larry Ellison, a report says.
Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks with reporters at the White House on Thursday, November 20.
Vice President JD Vance mocked reporters from establishment outlets covering his discussion with Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle at Breitbart News’s latest policy event in the nation’s capital, saying, “I can see their fake news eyes.”
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on Wednesday sent a letter to executives of BBC, NPR, and PBS announcing that the agency has launched an investigation into the British public broadcaster’s misleading edits of President Donald Trump’s speech on January 6, Breitbart News has learned exclusively.
Tuesday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” network commentator Ana Navarro said President Donald Trump’s “ad hominem, offensive attacks” on female journalists were “not normal.”
Tuesday on MS NOW’s “The Weeknight,” Princeton University professor and network contributor Eddie Glaude, Jr. claimed President Donald Trump “lies like he breathes.”
After Tesla shareholders approved a pay package that will pay Elon Musk a trillion dollars over ten years, the far-left Washington Post required two bylines to publish a 14-line piece having a brain hemorrhage over it.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) on Monday agreed to fulfill a $36 million contract with National Public Radio (NPR) that it had stopped after pressure from President Donald Trump.
The left, which obviously includes the corporate media, is now outraged that President Trump told a reporter who was badgering and interrupting him, “Quiet, piggy.”
HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher chastised the “Bluesky bubble” in a discussion with Patton Oswalt, in which Maher informed his fellow comedian about the scourge of the Muslim child rape grooming gangs in England.
Monday on CNN’s “News Central,” former national security adviser John Bolton said President Donald Trump had “put the gun on the table” to overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Outgoing New York City Mayor Eric Adams used his visit to Israel to deliver one of his bluntest warnings yet about incoming socialist Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, declaring, “If I were a Jewish New Yorker I would be concerned about my children,” and insisting, “Everything is not fine” for the city’s Jews as antisemitism surges and a new administration prepares to take power.
The 2025 summer box office was the worst since 1981, the worst in 44 years.
Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, stormed out of a German podcast interview Friday after being questioned on a long-running dispute over his “founder” status, which he has invoked in editing disputes and when promoting for-profit ventures using the “wiki” name. Wales has long objected to co-founder and site critic Larry Sanger’s claim to having also been a founder of the online encyclopedia. The clip of the live interview, which lasted less than a minute, soon went viral on social media.
The news outlet formerly known as MSNBC went through a rebranding and changed its name to MS NOW, as the company has reported it would be splitting off from its parent company, Comcast NBCUniversal.
During Friday’s broadcast of SiriusXM radio’s “Straight Shooter,” host Stephen A. Smith explained why he was skeptical about congressional Democrats’ sudden push on the Jeffrey Epstein saga as it pertained to President Donald Trump.
U.S. President Donald J. Trump said that he will seek up to $5 billion in damages from the BBC in his planned lawsuit over the British public broadcaster’s misleading edits of his speech on January 6th.
On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN International’s “The Brief,” CNN Chief Media Analyst Brian Stelter said that the controversy over the BBC’s edit of a speech by President Donald Trump shows how some institutions “are held to a very high standard,
A second BBC programme has been found to have materially edited a speech from U.S. President Donald Trump to give the false impression that he encouraged violence before the January 6th riots in 2021.
Thursday night on CNN’s “OutFront,” Gretchen Carlson said Republicans will vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.
It was the New York Times and Michael Wolff who cozied up to the suicided pedophile … not Trump.
The EU has opened an investigation into Google over claims that the tech giant has been unfairly demoting commercial content from news media sites in its search results.
Former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) chief Anthony Fauci is living it up years after taking the center stage in the draconian coronavirus era, partying with CNN staff to celebrate Wolf Blitzer’s 35th anniversary at the network.
