Criminal Documents Disprove Media Story on Migrant in El Salvador Prison
The illegal immigrants that were deported, who were described as having no criminal history, were actually charged with various offenses, including possession of loaded firearms near schools, according to official records. On February 25th, New York police apprehended 19-year-old Merwil Gutierrez Flores on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges. This information comes from a Department of […]
White House briefings disrupted by ‘new media’ seats
The introduction of a “new media” seat at the White House marks a notable shift, as this administration has not reached out to those who typically don’t engage with the traditional press corps. Conceived by the Caroline Leavitt Press, this initiative seeks to challenge the dominance of legacy media in White House coverage. The designated […]
Halle Berry Seeks Attention With Inappropriate Social Media Post
Halle Berry’s Controversial Mother’s Day Video Halle Berry stirred up quite a reaction with a new video she shared on Mother’s Day, seemingly seeking attention by discussing her intimate life. The 58-year-old actress, known for her role in “Catwoman,” posted a clip of herself in bed with Van Hunt, where she enthusiastically talked about her […]
Meta sought assistance from Big Tech critic Media Research Center right before the FTC trial, according to sources.
Meta seems to be reaching out to influential critics in the tech sphere, presumably to win favor with Zuckerberg and sidestep a significant antitrust trial looming on the horizon. The Federal Trade Commission has accused Zuckerberg of employing a “buy or bury” tactic to maintain its monopoly status, which led to Meta selling off Instagram […]
‘New media’ position changes White House briefings
The White House has introduced a “New Media” seat during press conferences, reflecting an attempt by the Trump administration to engage with audiences that might not connect with traditional media outlets. This idea came from spokesperson Caroline Leavitt, who perceived that legacy media had a stronghold on White House coverage. Interestingly, this new seat, located […]
Rockies social media team pokes fun at Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson situation
In light of their recent disheartening losses, the Colorado Rockies seem to have drawn inspiration from Jordon Hudson’s experience. The Rockies faced a particularly harsh defeat against the Padres on Saturday, reminiscent of a lopsided football game, losing 21-0. This brought their season record to a bleak 6-33. After such a dismal performance, there wasn’t […]
Breitbart Surpasses Traditional Media in Traffic Because of Public Trust
Matthew Boyle appeared on CSPAN’s Washington Journal on Sunday, stating that Breitbart News has surpassed social media traffic counts compared to major traditional news sites. He expressed confidence in the outlet’s view as a trustworthy news source that covers stories overlooked by others. Boyle remarked, “Trust in the media is in crisis in this country. […]
Columnist advises Biden to avoid ‘old battles’ after media push
David Brooks, a columnist for the New York Times, advised former President Joe Biden to avoid rehashing old disputes during a recent conversation. Brooks suggested on PBS Newshour that if Biden were to consult him about his presidency, he’d recommend focusing on current political issues rather than dwelling on past ones that are unlikely to […]
Bongino criticizes misleading media coverage and supports FBI leaders in a post on X.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino provided a comprehensive update on the agency’s initiatives this past Saturday, emphasizing their commitment to removing dangerous offenders and safeguarding children. In a post on X, Bongino detailed some of the FBI’s current priorities while addressing what he viewed as misleading media portrayals of their efforts. He stated, “The workforce […]
Social Media Goes Crazy with Pope Leo XIV Chicago White Sox Memes
The internet has been buzzing with memes celebrating the election of Pope Leo XIV, especially highlighting his roots in Chicago and his allegiance to the White Sox. On Thursday, the Catholic Church made a significant announcement by electing Pope Leo XIV, making Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost the first American pontiff. He grew up in Chicago, […]