Liberal network has battled steep financial losses and plummeting ratings in recent years Brian Stelter (Getty Images) CNN is trying to create another streaming platform, three years after shuttering its catastrophic $300 million “CNN+” platform in just 23 days. The new streaming venture will build on CNN’s existing digital subscription system, which provides paid users
Several companies that former DOE loan czar Jigar Shah gave money to are now in dire financial straits Jigar Shah attends the 2024 TIME100 Gala (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for TIME) President Joe Biden’s energy loan czar gave out billions to green energy companies. Now, he’s trying to help them to leave the United States and
Jake Tapper claims Democrats ‘wouldn’t be honest with us’ until ‘after the election’ Getty Images A senior aide quit their job at the White House because they didn’t think Joe Biden should run for reelection. We don’t know who it was, but they spoke to Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, authors of the forthcoming book
New book reveals how Biden’s inner circle ‘pushed forward with the president’s re-election campaign despite seeing signs of physical and mental decline’ ChatGPT Joe Biden was in such bad physical shape beginning in 2023 that advisers discussed whether he would need a wheelchair to get around if he won a second term, Jake Tapper and Alex
This is the first time the Trump administration has specifically sanctioned individual scientists working to build an Iranian nuclear bomb Iranian missiles exhibited in a park in Tehran. (Majid Saeedi/Getty Images) The Trump administration sanctioned three leading Iranian scientists on Monday for their work advancing the Islamic Republic’s atomic weapons program, the Washington Free Beacon
‘Harvard’s campus, once a symbol of academic prestige, has become a breeding ground for virtue signaling and discrimination,’ anti-Semitism task force says Harvard (edited from Scott Eisen/Getty Images), Trump (Adam Gray/Getty Images) The Trump administration will strip Harvard University of an additional $450 million in federal grants as it ramps up pressure on the Ivy
Back so soon? Columbia University announced last month that former president Katrina Armstrong would be taking a sabbatical following a disastrous deposition before the White House’s anti-Semitism task force. She was to “spend more time with her family.” But she’s apparently had enough: Armstrong is set to resume her role as CEO of Columbia’s medical