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Robert Evans rejects the rape academy label applied to Motherless.com by CNN, arguing the site functioned more like a rape Craigslist where users advertised illegal tools, services, and content.
Hasan Piker confirms he is pursuing a defamation lawsuit against CNN commentator Scott Jennings. Piker claims Jennings routinely slanders progressives on air to audition for a role as Donald Trump's White House press secretary.
Hasan Piker alleges CNN anchors and executives tolerate extreme right wing commentary to protect their positions ahead of the network's pending acquisition by the Ellison family.
Griffin highlighted a 1993 video showing a younger Van Jones endorsing radical anti-establishment activism. This stands in stark contrast to his current career as a mainstream CNN commentator.
Families of sailors report severe food rationing on the USS Lincoln, with meals often limited to single waffle squares or uncooked meat. John Ismay notes that food quality temporarily improved only when CNN reporters were aboard the ship.
Hasan Piker is preparing a defamation lawsuit against CNN commentator Scott Jennings. Jennings broadcasted out-of-context stream clips to falsely assert that Piker supported the lynching of Black Americans, which Ryan characterizes as malicious and demonstrably false.
A CNN political panelist confirmed Barack Obama was placed on the 2008 Indiana primary ballot via fraudulent petition signatures. The incident led to the subsequent imprisonment of the Democratic county chairman and other local party officials.
During a CNN interview, RFK Jr. challenged anchor Dana Bash to provide a single study proving COVID-19 vaccines benefited children. Dana Bash failed to cite any specific research, claiming instead that vaccine disinformation cost thousands of American lives.
Republican Representative Max Miller refused to withdraw from his Ohio congressional race despite domestic abuse allegations from three separate women. Miller defended his stance on CNN by comparing his resilience to Donald Trump's survival of 2016 campaign scandals.
Bobby Kennedy Jr. confronted CNN's Dana Bash over alleged press malpractice during the COVID-19 pandemic, accusing media of suppressing dissenting doctors and failing to be skeptical of authority.
Three recent polls show Donald Trump's approval rating in the low thirties, with CNN at 34%, AP at 33%, and Quinnipiec at 32%. Krystal notes his overall disapproval rating in the RCP average has topped 60%.
A CNN poll indicates that approximately one-third of Democratic voters now identify as or are favorable to Democratic socialists. Emily highlights these voters tend to be younger (59% under 45), less likely to have a college degree, and are highly motivated to vote.
Peter St Onge argues legacy media could lose half its audience to AI, citing a Pew study that found Google AI summaries consume 92% of search traffic, leaving only 8% for news sites like CNN.
Garrison Davis reports that CNN and CNBC partnered with Calshi, an online political betting platform, to integrate its real-time betting data into news segments, while Polymarket partnered with X and Yahoo Finance.
The president accused NBC, ABC, and CNN of conspiring with the 'radical left' by refusing to air his speech, which CBS did broadcast. He suggested their broadcast licenses should be revoked.
CNN reports senior US military commanders bypassed warnings that intelligence on Iranian targets was outdated, contributing to the strike on the Minab girls' school that killed nearly 200 people.
Curry dissects a CNN report on the Patriot Front, pointing out the claim that members carried Confederate flags contradicted by video showing only U.S. and colonial flags.
Stevens leveraged Benjamin Netanyahu's CNN attack on her as a defense against El-Sayed's criticism during their debate, suggesting a coordinated media effort.
A former associate accused Maine Senate candidate Graham Platenner of rape in a CNN interview and Politico story, detailing that he arrived at her home uninvited and she complied out of fear for her safety.
Both hosts discuss the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khomeini, noting BBC and CNN reports differed on turnout and the absence of the new Supreme Leader Moshe Taba Khamenei.
News media has shifted from impartial reporting to entertainment, focusing on provoking strong emotions and avoiding topics that could displease sponsors, as exemplified by the decline of CNN.
CNN reports over 150 flu cases at Joint Base San Antonio weeks after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ended mandatory flu vaccines, implying correlation.
CNN criticizes acting DNI Bill Pulte for requesting employee lists and asking about security details, with CIA veteran John Seifer calling him unserious.