Donald Trump has fired the first shot in his long-promised war on the media with a libel lawsuit against The New York Times over its coverage of Russian interference in the 2016 election....
Google and YouTube repeatedly violated a federal law that protects children from being tracked online and will pay $170 million in a nationwide settlement....
Tucker Carlson has decided to go the Nixonian limited hangout route to defend sexist, mysogynistic remarks he made on a radio show a decade ago, but Stephen Colbert artfully dismantled him last night....
Alex Jones, the far-right conspiracy monger who’s responsible for some of the most far-fetched fake news stories, has been secretly operating through as many as 18 “backdoor” accounts on Twitter following his ban from the social media service....
Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham and other hard-right Fox News talking heads, who regularly traffic in conspiracy theories, outlandish claims and racist dog whistles, are becoming toxic for a critical audience–corporate advertisers....
Tucker Carlson got a lesson in real journalism from veteran newsman Brit Hume, who scolded the Fox News propagandist for hate mongering in an appearance on Carlson’s own show. Carlson was reduced to nervous giggles by the take down....
Colin Kaepernick may be out of football but he’ll appear tonight (Sept. 6) on NBC’s “Thursday Night Football” in his new Nike ad, which appears to score a touchdown of its own among Nike’s key customer demographics.
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The New Yorker’s top editor David Remnick took a stand on principle, then decided instead to stand on his wallet, after banning Steven K. Bannon from its fall festival, only to waiver and schedule him for a “private interview.”...
The Village Voice was born in the cauldron that was Greenwich Village in New York City during the 1950s. Right off the bat, The Village was a shithole back-then, which meant rents were cheap, allowing a critical mass of artists, musicians, intellectuals and sundry radicals to congregate and make history....
Donald Trump, under a court order to stop blocking Twitter users from his @realDonaldTrump Twitter account, began the process last night of re-opening the kingdom to critics, court jesters and sundry wits who were mostly banned because they bruised Trump’s ego....
Stormy Daniels, the epitome of a porn star with oversized breasts and big blonde hair, gets all dressed up in Vogue magazine’s September issue. Daniels, who poses with lawyer Michael Avenatti, released a sneak peek this morning on Instagram....
Alex Jones, the bombastic, conspiracy and hate-mongering commentator, turned to Donald Trump today (Aug 6) with a near hysterical plea for help after Apple and Spotify axed nearly all of his podcasts, Facebook banned several of his pages and YouTube dropped most of his videos....
Nada marjanovich, who carved out a niche in the shadow of New York City for an arts and lifestyle magazine and called it Long Island Pulse, is folding the publication after 13 years and 136 issues, she said in an editor’s note with the latest issue....
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg learned the hard way that he was an unwitting dupe in the flood of fake news and conspiracy theories that flooded his social media site during the 2016 election. But he still doesn’t get it. A new study by the Poynter Institute, a non-profit school for journalism in St. Petersburg, Fla., has found that two of the leading purveyors of fake news and conspiracy theories–InfoWars and YourNewsWire– are still publishing freely on Facebook....