Knights of the Klu Klux Klan founder David Duke defended the embattled Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) on Tuesday, telling media that he has met with Democratic legislators at least 50 times over the course of his political career.
Thousands of NYPD officers turned their backs on Mayor Bill de Blasio as televisions broadcasted his speech at Officer Rafael Ramos’s funeral Saturday morning.
Thanksgiving is upon us, meaning the media scolds are as eager to serve up propaganda as ever. “Don’t let right-wing lies ruin your Thanksgiving dinner,” Media Matters tells its readers. (Trigger warning.) “This year, be ready with the facts.” Media
Here at Breitbart.com, we routinely criticize the mainstream media for its cover-ups and outright lies. It’s a gloomy business, sifting through all of that preachy copy. But sometimes the buried ledes we discover are golden. A Tennessee man named Don
A year before controversy surrounding her memoirs surfaced, HBO star Lena Dunham posted on Instagram a photo of her sister Grace, then five years old, made up with red lipstick, fake breasts, and bearing the caption, “#tbt that time I
With the diagnosis of Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan as Ebola Patient Zero, one thing is clear: The TSA can stop Dasani water bottles from accompanying passengers on airlines, but the feds aren’t willing to impose similar restrictions on, say,
While Democrats attack the rich across the country to gin up votes as part of their 2014 election strategy, one self-described “progressive” Democrat donor is so secretive with his wealth that Forbes magazine isn’t sure if he is even a
While Democrats attack the rich across the country to gin up votes as part of their 2014 election strategy, one self-described “progressive” Democrat donor is so secretive with his wealth that Forbes magazine isn’t sure if he is even a
The GOP tried to pushed a massive deportation bill to expel over half a million DREAMers from the U.S. before the the August recess, according to CNN. CNN producer Deirdre Walsh erroneously reported Monday that the Republican-controlled House voted before
MSNBC once proudly touted its new “Lean Forward” motto with a series of self-congratulatory ads, but a media watchdog’s new spin on slogan may have the network regretting their choice of words. The Media Research Center launched a new campaign
MSNBC once proudly touted its new “Lean Forward” motto with a series of self-congratulatory ads, but a media watchdog’s new spin on slogan may have the network regretting their choice of words. The Media Research Center launched a new campaign
Alaskans living on an isolated Aleutian Island, miles from emergency medical care, sued the Obama administration in 2013 for blocking a gravel road that would wind through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge and allow residents to reach a vital airport.
Alaskans living on an isolated Aleutian Island, miles from emergency medical care, sued the Obama administration in 2013 for blocking a gravel road that would wind through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge and allow residents to reach a vital airport.
The federal government is planning to relocate 40 unaccompanied alien children into an already-packed facility in the Sycamore Canyon Academy that houses wards of the state, according to Robert Skiba of Oracle, Arizona. Emboldened by citizens in Murrieta, California who
The federal government is planning to relocate 40 unaccompanied alien children into an already-packed facility in the Sycamore Canyon Academy that houses wards of the state, according to Robert Skiba of Oracle, Arizona. Emboldened by citizens in Murrieta, California who
A Mississippi radio station aired an ad warning voters that the Tea Party would “take away” food stamps and other welfare benefits before the run-off between incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran and his challenger, Chris McDaniel. Calling the run-off the most
A Mississippi radio station aired an ad warning voters that the Tea Party would “take away” food stamps and other welfare benefits before the run-off between incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran and his challenger, Chris McDaniel. Calling the run-off the most
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Peter Roskam (R-IL), the chief deputy whip who is running against Reps. Steve Scalise (R-LA) and Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) for the majority whip position, touted praise from President Obama in an “Obama Voters for Roskam” website
A gay pride flag now flies over the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, just slightly below the American flag. U.S. ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro trumpeted the display on Facebook in a post shared by the embassy’s official page.
Indiana treasurer Richard Mourdock warned that the possibility of U.S. bankruptcy will push the country the way of Nazi Germany during a speech on Saturday. In the 1930’s during the Great Depression and under the pressure of the Treaty of
A Republican running for a New Jersey congressional seat released an ad attacking his tea party opponent for opposing federal aid to Hurricane Sandy victims–but the former AIG executive’s company was successfully sued twice for cheating Hurricane Ike’s victims. His
A single-engine plane crashed into a South Dakota wind farm after flying through fog and low-hanging clouds on Monday, killing all four passengers on board. National Transportation Safety Board authorities found the wreckage at the South Dakota Wind Energy Center,
The Department of Justice announced Monday it will begin to collect data from arrests, searches, and traffic stops in five major cities to determine if racial discrimination plays a role in law enforcement efforts. Attorney General Eric Holder implemented the
Two students attending the University of Hawaii at Hilo filed a lawsuit against school after campus officials forbid them from handing out free copies of the Constitution outside of the designated “free speech zone.” Administrators reportedly prevented Anthony Vizzone and
Russian nationalism has come into full bloom in Ukraine as Moscow engages in a propaganda war to win over its opposition and gin up support from pro-Russian nationalists. Russia’s aggressive moves in Ukraine did not end with the retaking of
A series of instances in which Democratic candidates have belittled their opponents’ military service is prompting a push-back from veterans groups and Republicans who note that the attacks are coming from career politicians who never served in the armed forces.
A series of instances in which Democratic candidates have belittled their opponents’ military service is prompting a push-back from veterans groups and Republicans who note that the attacks are coming from career politicians who never served in the armed forces.