Jake Tapper’s reputation took a final, fatal blow on Tuesday. Once considered a serious journalist, the CNN anchor is now widely seen as a partisan figure whose recent attempts to rebrand himself as a truth-teller have backfired spectacularly.
CNN anchor Jake Tapper has acknowledged that conservative media outlets were correct in their early reporting on President Joe Biden's cognitive decline.
CNN commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones has sharply criticized the Democratic Party for allegedly concealing President Joe Biden's cognitive decline during his final year in office.
CNN is preparing to launch a new streaming platform this fall, just three years after the abrupt failure of its $300 million venture, CNN+, which was shut down after only 23 days.
A new book by CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios reporter Alex Thompson claims White House officials privately discussed the possibility of President Joe Biden needing a wheelchair if re-elected. The book, Original Sin, based on over 200 interviews with Biden insiders, outlines growing concerns within the administration over the president’s declining physical health during his final years in office.
CNN’s Jake Tapper, once a leading media defender of Joe Biden’s visibly deteriorating mental and physical state, is now rebranding himself as an objective reporter—just in time for a book launch. After years of attacking conservatives for raising legitimate concerns about Biden’s capacity, Tapper now pretends those concerns were always valid.
CNN is facing sharp backlash after airing an interview with a member of Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel, during which the cartel figure responded to President Donald Trump’s designation of drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. The masked cartel member offered “respect” for Trump and blamed the U.S. drug market for fueling cartel activity.
A fiery exchange broke out on CNN Wednesday night between Republican strategist Shermichael Singleton and The View co-host Ana Navarro over illegal immigration and President Donald Trump's latest border enforcement measures. The confrontation centered on the administration's aggressive stance on deportation and immigration policy enforcement.
Joe Borelli, former Republican leader of the New York City Council, fired back at CNN panelists Wednesday after they accused President Donald Trump of corruption over a meme-coin dinner. Borelli reminded viewers that it was former President Joe Biden who issued sweeping pardons to members of his own family—an unprecedented move that included his embattled son Hunter Biden.
Republican strategist Scott Jennings has made a name for himself in President Donald Trump’s second term, not just as a political analyst but as a fiery voice dismantling leftist narratives on live television. His viral moments on CNN NewsNight have captured national attention, earning praise from conservatives and even sparking jokes from Fox News host Greg Gutfeld, who dubbed Jennings the face of a new “viral video genre.”
