Reviewing the Top 10 News Stories of 2020 without MSM spin
We can and must demand real news. Conservatives walked away from Fox to their detriment. Amplifying nonsense, devaluing value, media is dead
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Coronavirus epidemic hits Wall Street again, pancaking Mr Market
Word Thursday that the coronavirus epidemic has just taken another turn for the worse pancaked both European and US stock markets. Again.
What the heck happened with Carlos Ghosn and Nissan
BUFFALO, NY — This world news story has a greater impact other than the intrigue of the escape of Nissan ex-CEO, Carlos Ghosn. From the original unexpected arrest to the release, rearrest and then the great escape to Lebanon. The story continues with Ghosn, the former chairman of Nissan Motor Co. — and the creator ...
President Trump’s transparency compared to Obama’s opaqueness
President Obama claims to be scandal free. How ever Trump lives up to transparency and full disclosure to Americans. Even when mess.
Lies and damned lies all courtesy of the Associated Press
COLORADO SPRINGS: If you are over fifty, you may recall the news coming to you often datelined, Associated Press, AP, or United Press International, UPI. Trusted labels, that brought us news of significance. However, in 2018, see what the Associated Press has become: “Washington, September 9, 2018 – The White House seethes with intrigue and ...
Trump tariffs, anti-gun virtue-signaling, #MeToo and ‘climate change’ memes in the news
Most headlines focused on the lead-up to the scary Trump tariffs against subsidized foreign steel and aluminum imports. But the usual, Soros-subsidized anti-gun demos, the ongoing #MeToo campaign and the never-ending climate change nonsense were also on tap.
A world on the edge: When all news is bad news
It seems that the only thing to be done is pray - pray for America, our politicians, those whose hearts are filled with hate, and pray for our President.
Catherine Herridge (FNC): Trusted reporter and Peabody contender
The Peabody Award is intended to recognize “…excellence in (journalistic) quality, rather than popularity or commercial success.” FNC's Catherine Herridge is a worthy recipient.
Quiz: News of the Last Week – June 19-25
The United Kingdom made headlines as they voted to leave the European Union. How much do you know about what happened in the UK?
Quiz: News of the Last Week – June 12-18
Headlines for the previous week have been filled with mayhem and murder. How close did you watch world events? Take our quiz to find out.
Quiz: News of the Last Week – May 15-21
Last week was a very eventful week for the world, can you recall what happened?
Morley Safer leaves us the “gentle art of making enemies”
Art seemed to be of particular interest to the veteran journalist and he approached it with indescribable wit.
The inane things politicians say: Political bloopers and media sparks
The media and politicians - the bloopers and non-answers that shouldn't, and should, affect our political discourse
Critical Conversations: CIA Torture, OPEC & oil prices and media ethics and UVA
Critical Conversations is a weekly headline show that discusses the headlines - from politics to entertainment - the dominate the news cycle.
Gearheads: Talking the Big-3 auto recalls and new ’16 cars on Blog Talk Radio
Duane Pemberton and Greg Sanchez - former editor with Motor Trend Magazine guide you through today's auto trends on Blog Talk Radio Friday at 5:00pm EST
Update on crash that seriously injures Tracy Morgan: Recovery expected
The chain-reaction wreck happened Saturday morning. Morgan was riding with McNair as well fellow comedians Ardie Fuqua and Harris Stanton, and Jeffrey Millea
Journalism trailblazer, Barbara Walters leaves The View May 16, 2014
Barbara Walters announces her last day as The View co-host will be May 16. AT 84 years of age, Walters will continue to executive produce the show and contribute to ABC News.