The showrunner behind a new “Star Wars” show premiering on Disney Plus this week teased that she was pleased fans found the show the “gayest Star Wars ever,” during a recent interview. At one point, she said of the whole line of questioning, “I’m, frankly, into it.” During an interview with The Wrap ahead of the Tuesday premiere of “The …
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Watching the coverage this week out of Delaware was like finding oneself in a parallel universe. There were ABC, NBC, CBS, the Washington Post and other news outlets reporting matter-of-factly that the Hunter Biden laptop showed no evidence of tampering and was both real and authentic. These are the same outlets, and some of the same reporters, who eagerly spread …
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Americans who support former President Trump are flushing the country “down the toilet,” Joy Behar said Thursday during a D-Day anniversary rant. In a segment marking the 80th anniversary of the historic invasion, “The View” co-host recalled her own trip to Normandy, France, where she visited the World War II cemetery and saw the cliffs American troops climbed under heavy …
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Hillary Clinton’s social media post commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day drew strong backlash from conservatives on Thursday. “Eighty years ago today, thousands of brave Americans fought to protect democracy on the shores of Normandy. This November, all we have to do is vote,” the former secretary of state posted to her X account. The D-Day invasion of Normandy, France, …
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Former President Trump told Fox News on Wednesday that critics claiming he’d seek retribution against political opponents are “wrong,” but he would have “every right” to go after his adversaries if he is re-elected in November. Trump sat down for an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity to discuss the state of the country and his political campaign after …
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Media critic Erik Wemple bashed The Washington Post, his employer, for giving The New York Times an opportunity to break the story about an upside-down American flag flown in Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s front yard. Alito said his wife was responsible for flying the flag in that position amid a dispute with a neighbor who put up a “f— …
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A focus group of voters who dislike both former President Trump and President Biden do not anticipate the latter will win re-election and say Trump’s New York conviction will not affect their decision in November. 2WAY, in association with Wick Insights, presented “The Undecideds,” a June 2, 2024, focus group with voters from swing states Georgia and North Carolina who …
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Some Democrats in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, are hesitant to support President Biden in November over his position in the Israel-Hamas conflict. “I have a very hard time imagining myself being able to pull that lever for him seeing what [Biden] has endorsed and allowed to happen,” Abe Taleb, who lives in Pittsburgh, Pa., told The Wall Street Journal, …
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The Washington Post is still reeling from the drama that unfolded earlier this week as an overhaul in leadership and ambitious restructuring plan has riled the newsroom. William Lewis, the Post’s CEO and publisher who took over this year, sent a memo to staff on Sunday announcing that executive editor Sally Buzbee would be stepping down “effective immediately,” a shocking …
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A focus group of undecided voters following former President Trump’s conviction last week revealed mixed reactions to the historic verdict, with many saying it wouldn’t be a decisive factor in their November decision. A transcription of the focus group released Tuesday features 11 swing voters, all of whom have previously supported Trump and President Biden or Hillary Clinton at least …
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