USA Today and 200 other Gannett-owned newspapers that do not support the presidential candidate
Gannett-owned USA Today and more than 200 other chain newspapers will not endorse a presidential candidate — joining the Washington…
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Kamala Harris Blames Trump, Destroys Billionaire ‘Club’ For Washington Post Disapproval
Vice President Kamala Harris said she was disappointed Tuesday by the decisions of major liberal newspapers such as the Washington…
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Big Tech Antitrust Lawyers Raise Harris Fundraising: ‘Trying to Storm the Castle’
High-powered lawyers representing Big Tech clients have co-hosted a series of fundraisers for Kamala Harris’ campaign as the 2024 presidential…
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MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell is leaving the eponymous show and moving to a correspondent role at NBC
Veteran political reporter Andrea Mitchell announced that she will leave her namesake MSNBC show after the inauguration, but will remain…
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Ford CEO Jim Farley criticized for driving Chinese-made electric vehicle: ‘Slap in the face’
Ford’s chief executive revealed that he drives a $30,000 electric sedan made in China — and was ripped off by…
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Washington Post loses 250,000 – or 10% – subscribers over decision not to endorse Kamala Harris: report
More than 250,000 Washington Post readers — or 10% of the paper’s customer base — have canceled their subscriptions after…
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MSNBC parent Comcast weighs spin-off of declining cable networks
NBC parent Comcast is exploring developing its struggling cable network business, including left-leaning MSNBC, President Mike Cavanagh said Thursday. Cavanagh…
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Google parent Alphabet posts 15% rise in revenue as CEO says AI investments ‘pay off’
Google parent Alphabet topped third-quarter earnings and revenue on Tuesday, helped by a 35% AI-driven increase in its cloud business,…
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Washington Post paid to boost stories critical of Trump after staff resignation, loss of 250,000 subscribers: report
According to a report, the Washington Post — hit by a mass exodus of subscribers over its refusal to endorse…
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Google accused of imposing ‘illegal order’ blocking workers from discussing antitrust cases
A union representing Google employees is demanding that the tech giant lift what it called an “illegal gag order” barring…
