MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace is facing backlash after suggesting a pro-Trump arsonist may have set fire to a South Carolina judge’s home—despite officials confirming there was “no evidence to indicate the fire was intentionally set.”
The heartbreaking subway surfing tragedy that claimed the life of 12-year-old Brooklyn girl Zemfira Mukhtarov is shedding light on the dangerous social media culture that glorifies risk over reason.
The White House's pressure on Qatar appears to be paying off. Facing demands from President Donald Trump, Qatar has reportedly forced its Hamas-linked news outlet Al Jazeera to curb "incitement" to terror across the Middle East, according to a Monday report.
The announcement of Bari Weiss as editor in chief of CBS News has sparked an internal firestorm, exposing tensions between legacy media insiders and a growing demand for accountability in journalism.
Former Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah is challenging her firing through a wrongful termination claim, enlisting a Soros-funded legal network to take on her former employer.
George Stephanopoulos, Good Morning America co-host, showcased media bias in an interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), pressing him on Republican opposition to a Democratic spending bill just hours after Senate Democrats themselves rejected legislation that would have kept the government open.
The War Department is pushing back against reports of an internal split over its forthcoming National Defense Strategy, insisting the plan was built on full collaboration between top civilian and military leaders.
