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Fact-check website Snopes botched a fact-check of a viral, but wildly misleading meme. Snopes claimed that the “general idea” of the meme was “correct.” Both Facebook and Google give Snopes preferential treatment on their sites. Snopes, a left-leaning fact-checking website given preferential treatment by Facebook and Google, botched its fact-check of a viral meme that was mocked within political circles for ...

The Guardian is under fire over a questionable article published in November that alleged former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort met secretly with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. But as The Washington Post notes, one of the reporters who helped write The Guardian piece has been accused of fabricating documents provided to The Guardian for a 2014 story about an oil ...

NPR published a report Friday asserting that Donald Trump Jr.’s testimony to the Senate about efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow were inconsistent with Michael Cohen’s claims about the same project in his plea deal Thursday.

National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd accuses the media of not being honest about the migrant mob and defends the use of tear gas at the border. “The mainstream media is not being honest with the American public on the situation that we face,” Judd told Shannon Bream on Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom Tuesday. “The mainstream media is vilifying ...

Political commentators Scott Jennings and Max Boot got into a heated argument on “CNN Tonight with Don Lemon” Monday after Boot called Jennings out for defending Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.

CNN is suing the Trump administration over the suspension of chief White House reporter Jim Acosta’s credential; analysis from Howard Kurtz, host of ‘MediaBuzz.’ CNN has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration which White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called “just more grandstanding.” The suit alleges that the White House unfairly revoked CNN commentator Jim Acosta’s White House ...

‘MediaBuzz’ host Howard Kurtz weighs in on why no matter what President Trump does, or doesn’t do, he still ends up as the top story dominating the news cycle. “Whatever the president does, he does seem to get an awful lot of bad press even when he’s relatively quiet,” Kurtz said Monday. “If the president doesn’t have much to say, ...

The day after the mid-terms certainly proved to be an exhausting day for journalists and events happening. So much so it was hard to keep up and report on everything. First, we had a wild , entertaining and combative press conference between President Trump and the media, then we have Antifa members attacking Tucker Carlsen ‘s home and threats to ...

CNN”s verbose, indignant and utterly unprofessional White House correspondent lost his ‘hard pass’ Wednesday after he decided to spew a monologue and destroy the decorum of the White House Briefing Room. Jim Acosta, an obviously biased member of the press, took things too far Wednesday during a press conference hosted by President Trump, and it cost him his access to ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pushing back on a CNN article claiming the agency was “quietly telling states they can pollute more.”

A segment on CNN’s “New Day” Tuesday tried to tie Saturday’s shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue to President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and Fox News’s illegal immigration converge.