Charlie Nash

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A 16-year veteran reporter at the New York Post was suspended from the newspaper this week after he accused editor-in-chief Keith Poole of killing his story about one of President Donald Trump’s nominees. Reporter Josh Kosman was reportedly pursuing a story on Trump’s nominee to lead the Drug Enforcement Agency, Terry Cole, when he was informed his article had been “spiked” by Poole, according to the Breaker newsletter.

1 week ago | mediaite.com | Charlie Nash

Former Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz used the killing of two Israeli embassy staff members in Washington, D.C. to hawk his new book on Fox News, Tuesday. During a segment on President Donald Trump’s move to strip Harvard University of federal funding due to supposed “anti-Semitism,” Dershowitz said, “Well, let me tell you about anti-Semitism. The two killings in Washington, D.C., I actually predicted them.

1 week ago | mediaite.com | Charlie Nash

Fox News host Mark Levin compared President Donald Trump’s ongoing talks with Iran to the appeasement of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler ahead of the Second World War on Monday. In a Memorial Day rant, Levin wrote:On Memorial Day, as we should every day, we remember the great heroes who gave their lives for our country, our freedom, and our security. Please take a few minutes out of your day, in a moment of silent prayer, to tell them how grateful we are to them and their families.

1 week ago | mediaite.com | Charlie Nash

Two Secret Service agents have been suspended after they were caught on camera fighting outside former President Barack Obama’s home. Footage of the two female Secret Service agents brawling outside Obama’s home went viral on social media this week after it was published by RealClearPolitics national political correspondent Susan Crabtree.

1 week ago | mediaite.com | Charlie Nash

The suspect in the shooting deaths of two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. last week allegedly sent a series of disturbing messages in the days leading up to the attack, according to a new article. Messages reportedly made in a group chat by Chicago man Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the shooting, were published by journalist Ken Klippenstein on Tuesday, including fantasies about committing a genocide against white people and locking a schizophrenic man in a basement.