LOS ANGELESâIn a heated exchange during a contentious press conference, new CNN entertainment reporter Jim Acosta pressed film directors Scott Mosier and Yarrow Cheney Thursday on an earlier statement they had made concerning their desire to modernize the Grinch for todayâs audience. âSir, youâre on record statingâŚ
NEW YORKâEmbodying every potential voter from a 75-year-old Latina grandmother of 12 to a Generation Z high school senior living in the Atlanta exurbs, hundreds of Nate Silvers representing every voting demographic in America ran rampant through the FiveThirtyEight.com offices Thursday following a disastrous explosionâŚ
NEW YORKâTaking a moment from their morning broadcast to castigate Cesar Soyec, the man accused with mailing out explosives to numerous prominent Democrats and Trump critics, Fox & Friends hosts denounced the bombing suspect Monday as an overenthusiastic fan whose heart was basically in the right place. âThisâŚ
NEW YORKâTouting its mission to advance the interests of democracy by keeping Americans informed ahead of the Nov. 6 vote, an election-crazed New York Times announced Tuesday an expansion of its poll coverage to 18.5 million more races in 371 additional states. âWeâre proud to say weâve dispatched teams of reportersâŚ
WASHINGTONâClaiming that the current record failed to accurately represent the exchange that occurred during Mondayâs press conference, White House officials announced Tuesday their correction of the official transcript to add a few more insults about the involved female reporter. âWeâve released a new transcript ofâŚ
NEW YORKâGrateful he was able to avoid what surely would have been a humiliating defeat, New Yorker editor David Remnick quietly expressed relief Tuesday that he wouldnât have to lose a debate to Steve Bannon next month in front of everyone attending his magazineâs fall festival. âMan, I really dodged a bullet there,ââŚ
NEW YORKâHeeding the call of the Boston Globe to come together in the defense of journalistic integrity, Star Wars News Net joined hundreds of publications Thursday in condemning President Donald Trumpâs attacks on the press. âThe president could not be more wrong when he calls the free press an enemy of the people,âŚ
NEW YORKâExplaining that the numerous bombshells in store would be far too much to attempt to cram into one episodeâs worth of filler, Rachel Maddow claimed Thursday that their newly released recording of Representative Devin Nunes would be damning enough to pad out an entire weekâs worth of shows. âThis is big,âŚ
AUSTIN, TXâSaying that it was a long-overdue step given the radio show hostâs history of offensive and dangerous rhetoric, InfoWars reportedly moved Thursday to ban right wing provocateur Alex Jones from its platform. âMr. Jones has repeatedly violated our policies against hate speech and misinformation, and so weâŚ
AUSTIN, TXâCautioning against the devastating effects of abandoning the daily regimen of essential vitamins and minerals, radio host Alex Jones warned his fans Tuesday that quitting his supplements cold turkey could lead to homosexuality and Judaism. âFolks, if you miss even one day of your Anthroplex or SurvivalâŚ
WASHINGTONâIn a statement intended to send a strong message to the White House press secretary in response to her controversial and adversarial remarks regarding the media, press corps reporters united Friday to warn Sarah Huckabee Sanders that her veiled accusations and outright untruths were doing deep, untold harmâŚ
In recent days, President Donald Trump has increased his criticism of the media, and at a briefing Thursday, his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, controversially refused to walk back his statements. Recognizing that unity in the journalistic profession is absolutely essential to allowing reporters to bravelyâŚ
WASHINGTONâCiting the potential dangers of continued White House attacks on media outlets, New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger revealed Sunday that he asked President Trump to decrease his anti-media rhetoric during their July 20 meeting, excepting those made against âthose fuckers at The Washington Post.â âWeâŚ
WASHINGTONâEven as they united behind journalist Kaitlan Collins after the Trump administration barred her from attending a press conference with the president, the White House press corps reportedly admitted Thursday that they wished their show of solidarity over a banned reporter could be for a better newsâŚ
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