Joe Biden faces backlash for suggesting during an interview with host Charlamagne tha God that those having a hard time ‘figuring out’ whether to support him or Trump ‘ain’t black;’ Fox News contributor Karl Rove…
Joe Concha, The Hill media reporter, reacts to the presidential debate commission adding a mute button for the final Trump-Biden match. Thursday night's presidential debate will give voters the last look at the candidates going…
Howard Kurtz, ‘Media Buzz’ host, on the backlash Biden is facing following his town hall. NBC irked the left this week by announcing a town hall with President Trump Thursday night airing directly opposite an ABC town…
Republican North Carolina congressional candidate Madison Cawthorn tells ‘Fox & Friends’ his house was vandalized. Click Here: Maori All Blacks Store Republican North Carolina congressional candidate Madison Cawthorn said on Wednesday that his home was vandalized.…
In an interview with journalist Glenn Greenwald and subsequent discussions with prominent news outlets, the Washington Post‘s Erik Wemple explores why Monday’s headline by Greenwald and colleague Jeremy Scahill felt comfortable using the term “assassination”…
The Big Takeaways: Titus O’Neil beat Drew Gulak in a formulaic match that marked Gulak’s first Main Event appearance in over two years. Humberto Carrillo notched up his first win since August against perennial loser Akira…
Tens of thousands of protesters rallied in the western France city of Nantes on Saturday, fighting a new airport they say will cause environmental destruction and fly in the face of President Hollande’s promises of…
Growing calls to address inequality and the nationwide strikes demanding fast food giants pay a living wage have not escaped the notice of the McDonald’s corporation. In its annual filing to the Securities and Exchange…
Though living on the lam after swindling almost half a million euros from banks across Spain, Enric Duran—the notorious “Robin Hood of Spain”—said he is still dedicated to fighting capitalism. In an exclusive Skype interview…
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday placed further limits on the Environmental Protection Agency’s already-modest power to regulate power plant and factory emissions of greenhouse gases. The Court ruled in a 2007 case that greenhouse…