Blanche acknowledged as much Tuesday on X, writing that journalists "should not be surprised" if they receive subpoenas related to national-security reporting. "Prosecuting leakers who share our nation's secrets with reporters, in turn risking our national security and the lives of our soldiers, is a priority for this administration," he said. "Any witness, whether a reporter or otherwise, who has information about these criminals should not be surprised if they receive a subpoena about the ill
He is also a prominent philanthropist. Beyond his involvement in fundraising initiatives such as #TeamTrees, which claims to have planted more than 24 million trees worldwide, Donaldson runs a dedicated Beast Philanthropy YouTube channel. He claims 100% of profits from this channel's ad revenue, merch sales and sponsorships go towards helping others. This has included paying for 1,000 cataract surgeries, constructing a medical clinic for children rescued from slavery, and building 100 wells to provide clean water in Africa.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in the Oval Office on Monday launching moms.gov, a website aimed at supporting expectant mothers with additional resources. During the event, Trump riffed about his moves to cap the price of prescription drugs and slammed the media over what he claimed was a refusal to cover the topic. The media, they don't want to write about it. Think of it. We're reducing drug prices by 50%, 60%, or 80%, or 75%. Anyway, it's all about the phrasing of the question. And the media doesn't write about it. It's amazing. It's so sad. It's biased.
Maher the son of an NBC Radio reporter said that shouldn't be the prime objective. News organizations shouldn't be making money to begin with. They didn't used to. CNN just finished third again in the cable news battle in April, when it was trailing MS NOW and getting lapped by Fox News. On the bright side, CNN pulled just under 1 million viewers in prime time, which was a major increase from the approximately 600,000 it averaged the year prior.
Ever since I arrived at Barcelona, from day one there's been speculation that I'm going to leave this club. I think people don't really like seeing me here. Especially the press... there's one guy who just tells lies. The one who wrote that article has also written other things about me that were lies, saying that I met with the club, that I spoke to people internally and said I was undecided.
I do like Dana, but I just think Dana's ego is getting a little bit out of control. I think he's totally switched off from the UFC. I don't even watch the UFC anymore. I couldn't tell you half the people who fight there. The events aren't juicy no more.
You'd never hear Kompany speak badly about a player, no matter what. He would never do that. That is indispensable in this media world we live in.
The Pharisees were there to witness, to write everything down to report, but their hearts were hardened. Even though they witnessed a literal miracle, it didn't matter. They were only there to explain away the goodness in pursuit of their agenda.
Hegseth invoked the Bible and again compared Trump directly to Jesus in an opening rant attacking the press as Pharisees trying to hang Jesus/Trump with misconduct charges when they were actually performing a miracle.
O'Donnell criticized Hegseth for using the phrase 'leave no man behind,' stating that it reflects an old school mentality that ignores the presence of female soldiers in the military.
Tapper included Kent's post from Saturday evening, which shared a post from Drop Site News that said Tasnim News, a media outlet tied to Iran's theocratic regime, was reporting the Trump administration had lost hope about bringing home the soldier and had pivoted to attempting to kill him.
Lavrov claimed Moscow was intent on defending 'international law' and rejected any notion of Russia breaking international law in Ukraine, asserting that its forces never targeted 'exclusively civilian' targets.
Markwayne Mullin, the new Homeland Security Secretary, demonstrated how to clean a garbage disposal in a vintage commercial, showcasing his plumbing expertise. Cain remarked that this background makes Mullin a great DHS secretary.
To me, it's cringe because the reason people watch CNN is for the credibility of Jake, and Anderson, and [Erin Burnett]; and there is you know sort of this illusion, if you want to put it that way, about television news. It's larger than life, the colors are brighter than in real life, it's big fancy sets that glow, and that's what it is.
