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New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman said she noticed Donald Trump specifically staring at her after she reported he fell asleep in the courtroom during the hush money trial on Monday. Haberman, who was part of the reporter pool in the courtroom, gave live updates on the trial and reported that Trump had fallen asleep in the courtroom. “You were …

“Real Time” host Bill Maher said it’s time to draw the line when it comes to chants of “Death to America” on American soil. On Friday’s “Overtime” segment on YouTube, Maher addressed the protesters in Dearborn, Michigan, who shouted “Death to America” and “Death to Israel” during an International Al-Quds Day rally earlier this month. “Can I talk about American …

Veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner, who is serving a five-day suspension for blowing the whistle on liberal bias at the organization, doesn’t think embattled CEO Katherine Maheris right for the job. Berliner put a newfound spotlight on NPR last week with a scathing takedown of his employer that detailed the “absence of viewpoint diversity” at the organization published in the …

Denver Democratic Mayor Mike Johnston conceded there would be “shared sacrifice” to reach the sanctuary city’s goal of being a “welcoming” place for illegal immigrants. The mayor’s remarks came during a CNBC interview for its “Cities of Success” series that aired on April 11 and was originally filmed in February. Around 40,000 migrants have arrived in Denver since last year, …

Former TV anchor Katie Couric argued President Trump’s MAGA base was driven by “anti-intellectualism” and class resentment, in a recent interview. On Sunday’s edition of Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, Couric debated the liberal comedian about the polarization in society and the motivations of Trump supporters. Couric argued that the wealth gap in America was wider than ever before and …

Fox News contributor and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley explained why former President Trump’s New York hush money case is a “Frankenstein case” on “America Reports.” As jury selection began Monday, Turley said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg took a “dead misdemeanor” and attached it to a “dead alleged felony” and “zapped it back into life.” ABC, NBC, …

Veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner detailed his employer’s “absence of viewpoint diversity” last week in a stunning rebuke of the news organization, and a former high-level NPR executive feels a “real problem” was identified in the scathing piece. “I’m not surprised because he’s a very thoughtful and forthright guy,” a former high-level NPR executive who worked with Berliner told Fox …

Former NBC “Today” show host Katie Couric continued to receive backlash Tuesday after a diatribe against the purported ignorance of supporters of former President Trump that one critic compared to Hillary Clinton’s infamous 2016 “deplorables” remarks. Couric told liberal comic Bill Maher on his “Club Random” podcast that “socioeconomic disparities” and “class resentment” along with “anti-intellectualism and -elitism” is driving …

An Arizona mother grieving her 26-year-old daughter’s fentanyl-related death insisted Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is to blame as she linked southern border policies to the drug crisis devastating families across the nation. “[Mayorkas] gets paid $200,000 tax dollars a year to kill our children, and one of those children was mine,” Josephine Dunn said Tuesday on “Fox & Friends …

“Real Time” host Bill Maher predicted that President Biden will debate former President Trump, but it’s “gonna be bad” for him. On Friday’s “Overtime” segment on YouTube, Maher posed a viewer question to his guests whether Biden will agree to face off against his 2020 rival and “should he.” “Well, I think he will. I think it’s gonna be bad …