Twitter suspended Fox New host Pete Hegseth on Saturday for showing a tweet from the alleged Saudi military official who went on a shooting spree at the Naval Air Station (NAS) in Pensacola, Florida late last week. In an Instagram post, Hegseth wrote:
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill into law that gives the government the right to register bloggers, journalists, and social media users as foreign agents.
A United Nations special investigator said Tuesday that the world has "failed" in its duty to bring the killers of American-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi to justice.
John Sweeney, a BBC investigative reporter, accused the broadcasting corporation of pulling the plug on politically sensitive reports with connection to Russia.
MSNBC host Joy Reid took aim at evangelical Christians and supporters of President Donald Trump on her show Saturday, likening them to a "cult." "There's a lot of ways if you look at like the Public Religion Research Institute numbers that
Shelby Talcott Newsweek fired a reporter who wrote an article saying that President Donald Trump would likely be tweeting and golfing on Thanksgiving, according to a statement. Jessica Kwong, a former Newsweek political reporter covering the Trump adminis
A reporter for Kansas City's WDAF-TV sent an email to his employers on Thursday, explaining that he was sick and couldn't make it in for work. Problem is, he accidently notified the entire company, Nexstar, and outlets across the country were happ
Hungry BBC workers had the frites of their lives when canteen workers limited them to just six chips each. BBC journalists confirmed last night that the chips were down.
House Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes (R-CA) announced Friday night that he is filing a lawsuit against CNN over a report that they published the same evening that alleged an indicted associate of Rudy Giuliani was willing to testify to
Remember, Don Lemon, his mainstream media comrades, progressive elites and The Swamp Dwellers are beyond reproach. As Lemon so eloquently put it: YOU are the problem.
At an awards dinner Thursday, former Fox News Channel anchor Shepard Smith said he sees a 'depressing' media landscape and donated $500,000 to a journalists' group.
On Monday, The New York Times released a hilarious Monty Python -style video that mocks "cancel culture." Ironically, the Times has arguably engaged in the very thing it so powerfully mocked.
The two biggest U.S. newspaper chains are on the brink of combining, in a deal with repercussions for news consumers and journalists nationwide. New Media
Fox News's Howard Kurtz criticized MSNBC for their coverage of the impeachment hearings last week because it was hosted by opinion commentators and not journalists.