Journalist Katie Couric propagated the “red mirage” coping mechanism to her TikTok followers on election night, telling them swing states were only leaning red because there are “fewer votes to count” in Republican counties.
Bill Maher defended Woody Allen and accurately described the actors who blacklisted the Oscar winner as a “bunch of pussies.”
Former CBS ”Evening News” anchor Katie Couric said Sunday on comedian Bill Maher’s podcast “Club Random” that many of former President Donald Trump’s voters were driven by anti-intellectualism.
Prince Harry issued a 15-point list Tuesday he says will drive leaders and media outlets to defeat fake news, declaring misinformation is a “global humanitarian issue” and “superspreaders” who resist must be held to account “regardless of location, or political views, or role in society.”
Katie Couric is defending her decision to edit out non-woke comments by Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg about Colin Kaepernick.
New York Times columnist David Brooks supported journalist Katie Couric’s decision to edit out the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s criticism of athletes who kneel to protest the national anthem — according to Couric herself.
ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin said Thursday on ABC’s “The View” that the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg did not understand the “intersectionality of women and blackness.”
It seems that Katie Couric was protecting the “Notorious RBG” from being too notorious, editing her critical comments toward anthem kneelers.
Some of the 40 people Meghan Markle has chosen to lead the working women effort are among a who’s who of leftist Hollywood celebrities, left-wing tech elites , and Democratic Party leaders.
Jeopardy! producers are reportedly alarmed about veteran journalist Katie Couric’s anti-GOP comments ahead of her guest-hosting duties on the long-running game show.
When it comes to running mates, the media have no credibility on “sexism” given how they treated Gov. Sarah Palin in the 2008 election.
Democrat presidential hopeful and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg attempted to crack jokes at the Democrat presidential primary debate in South Carolina on Tuesday night and received little laughter from audience members.
An array of TV anchors and Hollywood power players, including actress Gwyneth Paltrow and ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos, attended a party held by the late financier and convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, The Daily Mail reported Saturday.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is reportedly planning to host a hight-profile fundraiser for South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg (D) next month in Los Angeles.
From the Hamptons on Long Island, New York, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is already plotting exactly what she intends to do should the House majority swing the Democrats’ way in November.
During a recent appearance on Katie Couric’s podcast, Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) weighed in on the Democratic National Committee’s lawsuit alleging a conspiracy between Russia, WikiLeaks and President Donald Trump’s campaign to disrupt the 2016 election. According to Jones, pursuing
The Dutch media are mocking NBC Olympics commentator Katie Couric for suggesting Friday that speed-skaters from the Netherlands are racking up medals because speed-skating is an “important mode of transport” in their country.
NBC already made it clear, that the cameras will show any players who protest during the Super Bowl. Now, according to Mike Tirico, NBC will cover protesting athletes at the Olympics as well.
Last week the New York Post reported that during the decade-plus he was a top NBC executive, Zucker (who now runs CNN) received complaints about Lauer’s predatory behavior towards women.
Former NBC Today show host Matt Lauer was allegedly caught on a hot mic whispering inappropriate comments to former co-anchor Meredith Vieira on a Today show broadcast, video footage shows.
As NBC is reeling over the news of Matt Lauer’s firing for alleged sexual misconduct, an interview from 2012 has surfaced of Katie Couric claiming that her former Today show coworker, Matt Lauer, “pinched” her rear.
Katie Couric will reportedly leave Yahoo, which has been renamed “Oath” after its merger with Verizon, after she was reportedly offered only a “short-term” contract extension.
A district judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit brought against Katie Couric over what the Yahoo News anchor herself described as “misleading” edits in her 2016 gun control documentary, ‘Under the Gun.’
One-time NBA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ripped into President Donald Trump and hinted that he thinks Trump would have approved of the practice of slavery ended by the U.S. civil war, during an appearance on former TV news anchor Katie Couric’s podcast.
Wednesday in an interview with Yahoo News’ Katie Couric, Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) said there was little hope in the U.S. Senate for the House GOP healthcare bill should it make its way out of the House. “I’m still looking
On Tuesday, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence gave Katie Couric an award for the gun control documentary over which she faces a defamation suit for $12 million.
In a Yahoo News interview with Katie Couric, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg weighed in on the national anthem protests that were started by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, calling the protests that have since spread around the
Under the Gun director Stephanie Soechtig has responded after she and Katie Couric were hit with a $12 million defamation lawsuit by a pro-gun group on Tuesday, calling the suit an attempt to “trample” on their First Amendment rights.
Virginians Citizens Defense League (VCDL) has filed a $12 million defamation lawsuit against Katie Couric and director Stephanie Soechtig for their role in the “misleading” edits that made VCDL members appear stumped by Couric’s gun control questions in her documentary ‘Under the Gun.’
Radio host John Cardillo claims that interview segments with noted gun scholar John Lott were included in the earliest version of Katie Couric’s gun control movie Under the Gun, but were taken out at Michael Bloomberg’s request following a private screening.
Comedian Amy Schumer believes Katie Couric’s new gun control documentary should be “required viewing” — even though Couric herself has admitted that the film was selectively edited to make pro-gun advocates appear foolish.
During the June 7 airing of MSBNC’s Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough said the gun rights advocates in Under the Gun were “eloquent,” and Katie Couric tried to present them as “idiots.” Scarborough said Couric’s film was an old-fashioned “hit
On June 6 it was revealed that Yahoo–Katie Couric’s employer–was “caught off guard” by revelations that her film Under the Gun contained a misleading editorial pause which cast pro-gun advocates in a bad light.
Days after Katie Couric apologetically admitted misrepresenting pro-gun voices via the insertion of a pause in Under the Gun, director Stephanie Soechtig took a different tack and said she stands by the pause.
Trump’s tweet comes after Couric has been under scrutiny for a misleading edit on a documentary, “Under the Gun,” which showed a more than eight second pause by gun activists after Couric posed a question to them asking how to prevent terrorists from obtaining guns without requiring background checks.
On May 31, presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump weighed in on Katie Couric’s “fraudulent editing,” tweeting that she “should be ashamed” of herself.
Katie Couric released a statement Monday night in which she apologized for misrepresenting pro-gun voices in her gun control documentary Under the Gun.
NPR has called Katie Couric’s “manipulation” of gun rights supporters’ responses in her new gun control documentary “unfair and unwarranted.”
Someone close to Katie Couric says the former morning show host regrets the insertion of an eight-second pause in her gun control film, Under the Gun, to make it appear as if pro-gun advocates could not properly answer a question.
Audio proof has emerged proving that pro-gun voices were edited — making respondents appear stumped or unsure — in Katie Couric’s gun control film, Under the Gun.