Former NYPD inspector cautions that social media is inciting political violence.
The recent incident involving a gunman attempting to breach the White House Correspondents’ Dinner serves as a troubling indicator of the increasing political violence fueled by social media, according to former New York City police inspector Paul Mauro. He expressed his views on a Sunday news program, drawing comparisons to the post-9/11 era, reminding viewers […]
Iranian Media Implies Shooting at Correspondents’ Dinner Was Fabricated
Right after an apparent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night, Iran’s Tasnim news agency raised doubts about whether the shooting might have been staged. Tasnim, which has strong connections to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), suggested that the incident, occurring at the start of the […]
Trump and Netanyahu share a common aim for Iran, yet the media portrays them as opponents.
The narrative surrounding the conflict with Iran hasn’t been particularly lenient on those who define global freedom. In some unfortunate areas, leaders like the Ayatollah seem to dominate the news cycle, overshadowing figures like President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Some critiques, particularly from outlets like the New York Times, suggest Trump was manipulated […]
Trump commends the media and promises to rearrange the Correspondents’ Dinner.
Trump Comments on Cancelled Correspondents’ Dinner Following Shooting President Donald Trump gave a rare nod to journalists after gunfire disrupted the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, prompting it to be rescheduled. He remarked during a White House press briefing, “This was meant to celebrate free speech and unify both Congress and the press, and in some […]
Angel Reese prefers paying a fine to speaking with the media after games.
Angel Reese Discusses Media Treatment on Michelle Obama’s Podcast WNBA player Angel Reese shared her thoughts on the treatment of former First Lady Michelle Obama during a recent episode of Obama’s podcast. Reese addressed the perceived unfairness from fans and media towards Obama, which resonated with her own experiences. Reese candidly expressed her preference for […]
Acosta proposes that journalists should leave if Trump criticizes the media at the WHCD
Jim Acosta Calls for Media Action at White House Dinner Former CNN journalist Jim Acosta has suggested that reporters should “walk away” from the upcoming White House Correspondents’ Dinner if President Trump makes any retaliatory remarks against the press during the event. During a recent broadcast, Acosta stated, “When President Trump starts doing something like […]
Trump to criticize the media at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
President Trump is gearing up for his inaugural White House Correspondents’ Dinner as president this Saturday, where he’s expected to critique the “fake news” media. It seems he’s ready to deliver a roast, despite having skipped this event during his first term and last year’s gathering. Just this week, he’s been throwing some verbal darts […]
Houston Police Officer Ashley Gonzalez dismissed following alarming racist outburst on social media
A Houston police officer has been dismissed after her offensive social media posts sparked outrage. Officials described her comments as “deeply disturbing.” Officer Ashley Gonzalez was fired following scrutiny related to a video posted on Instagram. In this two-minute clip, she unleashed a barrage of 25 racial slurs aimed at a “black person.” The Houston […]
Social Media Content and a Spanish Campaign Advertisement Reveal John Cornyn’s Past Support for Amnesty
Republican Texas Senator John Cornyn is under fire this week as social media posts from his campaign staff and ads from his 2020 campaign resurface online. Cornyn aims to connect with Hispanic voters through a private Spanish-language TV ad titled “Tranquilo,” available on his campaign’s YouTube. In the ad, a Spanish-speaking voiceover states that Cornyn […]
Turkey Prohibits Social Media for Kids Below 15
Turkey Implements National Ban on Children’s Social Media Use On Wednesday, Turkey’s parliament enacted a significant national ban regarding social media usage among children. This move aligns with similar trends initiated in Australia. As of December 2025, Turkey has prohibited all social media platforms targeting individuals under the age of 15 from operating without stringent […]