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6+ min ago (266+ words) Cinematic titan James Cameron has come out in opposition to Netflix getting Oscar nominations and called the streaming giant's theatrical release strategy "rotten to the core." "Netflix would be a disaster. Sorry, Ted [Sarandos], but geez. Sarandos has gone on the record saying theatrical films are dead. "Theatrical is dead. Quote, unquote." Belloni said that Sarandos is'promising theaters if he buys Warner Bros.," but Cameron called it "sucker bait." "It's sucker bait. "We'll put the movie out for a week or 10 days. We'll qualify for Oscar consideration.' See, I think that's fundamentally rotten to the core," he said. "A movie should be made as a movie for theatrical, and the Academy Awards mean nothing to me if they don't mean theatrical. I think they've been co-opted, and I think it's horrific." Cameron agreed that Netflix should be considered for Oscars…...

6+ min ago (298+ words) David Letterman is the latest far-left veteran of late-night TV to attack President Donald Trump, calling Trump a "dictator" and described his administration as "idiocy." Former'Late Show host, who retired from TV in 2015, appeared as a guest on The Barbara Gaines Show this week, days after the president blasted Meyers for his "incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome." Trump took to his Truth Social account last week and wrote, "NBC's Seth Meyers is suffering from an incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). He was viewed last night in an uncontrollable rage, likely due to the fact that his "show' is a Ratings DISASTER. Aside from everything else, Meyers has no talent, and NBC should fire him, IMMEDIATELY!" On his former TV producer's podcast, the 78-year-old Leterman backed Meyers, and early in the podcast said "I've never been more proud…...

6+ min ago (348+ words) On Wednesday's broadcast of Bloomberg's "Balance of Power," Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) stated that "Washington, D.C. is a safe city. There are certain parts of Washington, D.C. that are no-go places. And, in those particular places, apparently, the National Guard The post Dem Rep. Garamendi: "D.C. Is a Safe City' "Certain Parts' "Are No-Go Places' appeared first on Breitbart. On Wednesday's broadcast of Bloomberg's "Balance of Power," Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) stated that "Washington, D.C. is a safe city. There are certain parts of Washington, D.C. that are no-go places. And, in those particular places, apparently, the National Guard was not deployed in those places." Garamendi said, "I think Washington, D.C. is a safe city. There are certain parts of Washington, D.C. that are no-go places. And, in those particular places, apparently, the National Guard was not deployed in those places. But, for most of the city,…...

7+ min ago (679+ words) Syrian security forces used gunfire on Tuesday to disperse feuding groups of protesters in Latakia, a coastal town in the area dominated by the once-influential, but now persecuted, Alawite religious minority. The Alawites are a minority sect of Shiite Islam that counted the two dictators of the Assad dynasty, founder Hafez Assad and his son Bashar, as members. Ever since Bashar Assad was overthrown in December 2024, the Alawite community has feared reprisals from other Syrian groups who believe they were privileged under Assad rule. Some elements of the coalition that deposed Bashar Assad also believe the Alawite community has many loyalists to the old regime who will seek to subvert the new government. The Alawites are deeply concerned about being blamed for the murder of a Sunni Muslim Bedouin couple in the central Syrian city of Homs on Sunday. Syrian…...

7+ min ago (775+ words) Terrorist leaders in the Middle East have a tradition of using an alias, pseudonym, or "nom de guerre," even when their true identities and given names are common knowledge. This serves the symbolic purpose of demonstrating commitment to the cause, with the civilian man "reborn" into a second life as a militant leader. It also confuses Western media and helps to preserve the political viability of extremist leaders who adopt conventional political roles. The paramount current example of this is Ahmed al-Sharaa, the interim president of Syria. Sharaa was known for many years by his alias "Abu Mohammad al-Jolani," under which name he became a high-ranking member of al-Qaeda and was tangentially involved in the creation of the Islamic State. Sharaa was born in 1982 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, but his family comes from the Golan Heights in Syria " an origin…...

9+ min ago (390+ words) On Wednesday on MSNBC's "The Briefing," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said, "there's a GOP civil war," which will cause high-profile Republicans to announce that they're either not seeking reelection or resigning. The post Jeffries: "There's a GOP Civil War' " High-Profile Republicans Will Resign Soon appeared first on Breitbart. On Wednesday on MSNBC's "The Briefing," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said, "there's a GOP civil war," which will cause high-profile Republicans to announce that they're either not seeking reelection or resigning. Host Jen Psaki said, "Let me ask you about another thing that has been floating around this week. Obviously, a big story has been, I don't know if you've noticed, but the Republicans seem to be in a bit of disarray over there, and a lot there's rumors and lots of reporting that a number of them…...

9+ min ago (732+ words) A national poll of young voters reveals growing generational skepticism about America's founding principles, the value of higher education, and deep divides over the limits of free speech and political violence, with a notable segment of respondents open to justifying violent responses in certain political contexts. The post YAF Survey: 3 in 10 Young Voters Say Violence Can Be Justified " Doubts Grow on U.S. Ideals and College Degree Value appeared first on Breitbart. A national poll of young voters reveals growing generational skepticism about America's founding principles, the value of higher education, and deep divides over the limits of free speech and political violence, with a notable segment of respondents open to justifying violent responses in certain political contexts. Young America's Foundation (YAF) released its Fall 2025 national survey results this week, offering a detailed look into how voters aged 18 to 29 view issues ranging…...

9+ min ago (221+ words) One line in the familiar hymn "Amazing Grace" says, "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see." We may have sung it a thousand times without realizing what lost means. The term lost is used in the Bible and in Christian circles to refer to people who have not yet found eternal life in Christ. Jesus said, "For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost" (Luke 19:10). Those who are spiritually lost are separated from God and unable to find their way back to Him. One line in the familiar hymn "Amazing Grace" says, "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see." We may have sung it a thousand times without realizing what lost means. The term lost is used in…...

12+ min ago (846+ words) By LifeZette News Staff November 27, 2025 Stephen A. Smith issued sharp criticism of Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., after Kelly appeared in a video urging military personnel to disregard what he described as "illegal orders" from President Donald Trump. Smith said it was inappropriate for an elected senator to publicly instruct service members to ignore directives from the Commander in Chief, arguing that such remarks cross a constitutional boundary. Smith questioned why Kelly would appear on camera delivering that message. MORE NEWS: Al Sharpton Blames Trump for National Guardsman Being Shot by Afghan National Biden Let In [WATCH] "Respectfully, Senator, what the hell are you doing, looking into the camera and and telling military men and women to ignore the Commander in Chief? How dare you? How dare you do that?" Smith said. He added that although he never served in uniform, he…...

12+ min ago (504+ words) By LifeZette News Staff November 27, 2025 Two National Guard soldiers were shot and critically wounded near 17th and I Street NW on Wednesday afternoon, prompting a rapid response from law enforcement and a temporary lockdown in the area. The attack occurred on Thanksgiving Eve and immediately drew national attention as officials confirmed both guardsmen were hospitalized in critical condition. During an appearance on MS NOW's "Deadline: White House," Rev. Al Sharpton said the guardsmen were placed "in harm's way" because of President Donald Trump's policies. MORE NEWS: Two West Virginia National Guard Members Identified After Terrorist Attack Near White House [WATCH] Speaking with host Nicole Wallace, Sharpton argued that their deployment to Washington, D.C., made them targets. "Matter of two people fighting for their lives, guardsmen, that this president put there. And as I said, I was one that was very vocal against…...