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- MAGA Journo Nick Sortor Claims NJ Protesters ‘Need Another Renee Good’ To Sp...
Independent MAGA reporter Nick Sorter told Fox News’s The Big Weekend Show Saturday how he has infiltrated the “Antifa” protesters gathered outside a New Jersey ICE facility where there are varying reports of a possible hunger strike among the inmates. “Typically what I do is — because I wear disguises when I go out here — I put like a load of conditioner on my hair to look unkempt and everything so I can fit in with the rest of the degenerate crowd out here,” Sortor said. “And I listen. That’s what I do — I listen to what they’re talking about amongst themselves. And that’s where I’m learning a lot of this information,” he said, continuing: And what I very clearly established at this point, is that there’s a lot of, let’s say — the people at the top, the ones that are organizing this — the leaders on the ground, they are not dumb people, right? They’re very, actually, very smart people. They are good at what they do. But they are preying on low IQ people and others that really, I guess, they don’t have any sort of convictions. They’re being told they are helping for the greater good. And so they’re basically just foot soldiers out here. The sad part is, I truly believe a lot of the individuals leading the organizational efforts, they want to sacrifice some of these people. They need another Renee Good or Alex Pretti to spur up their movement again across the country. It’s a terrifying thought, but I genuinely believe that. When asked who was funding this “Antifa” operation, Sortor offered no concrete proof. “In terms of funding, what we have discovered so far is there has been a mutual aid system set up. It is through a Signal group where they will have people send money anonymously — anonymously — into those Venmos, PayPals, whatever. And they’re trying to cloud who is funding the entire thing. They’re trying to say it’s a community effort.” Watch the clip above via The Big Weekend Show on Fox News.The post MAGA Journo Nick Sortor Claims NJ Protesters ‘Need Another Renee Good’ To Spur Their Movement first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.1 day ago - Trump Mocks Thomas Massie and Tucker Carlson For Driving the ‘Loser’ Anti-MA...
President Donald Trump mocked Tucker Carlson and lame duck Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) for driving the “loser” gang that has went against his MAGA movement in an Truth Social post on Saturday afternoon. The AI-generated picture showed Carlson and Massie in an SUV filled with several other right-wing Trump critics, including former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, conspiracy theory-loving pundit Candace Owens, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). Massie is driving the SUV while Greene is riding shotgun; Carlson is wedged between Owens and Boebert in the middle aisle, and Paul has a smug smirk on his face in the back. The windows are rolled down and they all look like they’re having a ball as they roll through Washington, D.C. “Get in loser, we’re going losing,” the post was captioned. Trump has criticized all of them previously, including “weak minded” Boebert for going to Kentucky to campaign for Massie earlier this month; Massie ended up losing to Trump’s endorsed challenger Ed Gallrein in the GOP primary. The president also recently branded Carlson “Low IQ” after the former cable news star bashed Trump and the Iran war numerous times on his show. Carlson claimed the war is being “waged” strictly on behalf of Israel and that Israel was “in charge” of the U.S. Trump’s post came amid a Saturday flurry that included him posting an AI image of him throwing down a slam dunk on New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D). The governor tried to make fun of Trump for his Knicks fandom earlier this week, but she ended up tossing up a rhetorical airball. Other posts from Trump skewered ex-President Joe Biden, with one post showing Biden’s “solution” to fentanyl addicts was to let them rot on the street. The president also posted a few pictures of himself alongside George Washington — and a bald eagle to boot. The post Trump Mocks Thomas Massie and Tucker Carlson For Driving the ‘Loser’ Anti-MAGA Bandwagon first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.1 day ago - Al Sharpton Makes Wild Comparison Between Trump’s UFC White House Event and â€...MS NOW anchor Al Sharpton argued President Donald Trump coordinated the upcoming UFC event on the White House lawn because he is nostalgic for a time when fights were staged to entertain slave masters. Sharpton made his claim during an appearance on Morning Joe on Thursday. He started off by venting about recent GOP redistricting wins before tying it to UFC Freedom 250, which is being held on June 14 — which is also Trump’s 80th birthday. “Trump and others are trying to bring us back to an America that we struggle to get out of,” Sharpton said, before struggling himself with the UFC’s name for a moment. “So there is a connection of why they’re having these fights on the on the White House lawn — the UFO, whatever they call it, UFC and all that — because they’re trying to go back to that when, you know, they’d watch people have these fights for the slave masters and they’d be entertained by that. They’re literally going back to that.” Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski then jumped in and said another example of the Trump administration’s apparent racism are the “ICE raids playing out on America’s streets.” Sharpton kept going, saying Trump’s retrograde views on race should have been obvious during his first term, when he put a picture of “slave-owning” President Andrew Jackson up in the Oval Office. “Why Jackson? That’s the kind of country he wants us to go back to — Andrew Jackson. And we must resist that with all we have,” Sharpton said. Sharpton’s harsh claims about Trump come a week after UFC boss Dana White argued the complete opposite. White told The New Yorker editor David Remnick that Trump wasn’t racist at all, and pointed to his longtime friendship with Michael Jackson to prove his point. “The president had a very good relationship with Michael Jackson and had Michael Jackson around his kids all the time,” White said. “And you know, defended him when [accusations of sexual abuse were] going down. So to call the guy a racist is crazy. He’s not a racist.” Watch above via MS NOW.The post Al Sharpton Makes Wild Comparison Between Trump’s UFC White House Event and ‘Fights for the Slave Masters’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.1 day ago
- Sony Music Publishing Claims Eleventh Consecutive Publisher of the Year Win at S...
Kapo achieves Pop/Latin Rhythm Songwriter of the Year; Edén Muñoz earns Regional Mexican Songwriter & Song of the Year; Manuel Turizo and Kemzo win Pop/Latin Rhythm Song of the Year Sony Music Publishing Latin was named Pop/Latin Rhythm Publisher of the Year and Regional Mexican Publisher of the Year at the 2026 [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - FCC Issues Violation Notices to Two Co-Owned Illinois Stations
The Federal Communication Commission’s Enforcement Bureau has issued notices of violation related to the antenna towers for two Stratemeyer Media stations in southern Illinois. Benjamin Stratemeyer’s company is the licensee of 102.1 WIBV(FM), a 10.5 kW Class B1 station licensed to Mount Vernon, Ill., about 75 miles east of St. Louis, and the currently silent 1 kW 1490 WKRO(AM), licensed to Cairo, which is the southernmost city in the state at the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Stratemeyer Media also owns three other stations in Kentucky and Missouri. White lights WIBV’s Longley-Rice depicted coverage area, from the RadioLand app. Sun Industries Inc. is the owner of the WIBV antenna located in Grand Prairie, Ill., and Samuel Stratemeyer is listed as the company’s president, according to the commission’s account. In January 2025, an agent from the FCC Enforcement Bureau’s Chicago Office inspected the antenna, located on East Brink Rd. in Grand Prairie, and observed that it was not equipped with the required white obstruction lighting. Stratemeyer acknowledged to agents in September 2023 that the lighting was not in compliance. The violation continued through last June, when he advised an agent that he was still attempting to hire a contractor to make repairs. The commission specifically cited the 21-month period during which the lighting was not maintained in accordance with requirements and his failure to take immediate action to ensure compliance. In June, Benjamin Stratemeyer also admitted to an agent that the structure’s ownership had changed several years prior, meaning the information on file with the commission was out of date. The FCC’s rules require that the owner of an antenna structure notify the commission within five days of any change in ownership. Unregistered WKRO’s antenna is owned by Stratemeyer along with Sun Industries. This past February, an agent from the FCC Enforcement Bureau’s Columbia Office observed that the lighting was extinguished well after local sunset time. WKRO’s license indicates that the structure requires painting and obstruction lighting during the nighttime, including a top-level beacon and two steady-burning side markers mounted at specific heights, according to the commission. The next morning, the agent observed that the paint on the structures was “severely faded, flaking and exposing bare metal, and did not meet the standards of the FAA’s In-Service Aviation Orange Tolerance Chart.” According to the FCC’s account, Stratemeyer admitted later that month that he was aware of the poor condition… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 days ago - FCC Sets Restrictions for NCE FM Translator Window
After mulling over comments that were filed back in March, the Federal Communications Commission has established eligibility parameters for the forthcoming 88–92 MHz FM translator window. There will be a 10-application cap for most filings and a requirement that each applicant be the licensee or permittee of either an existing noncom FM station, noncom AM station or an LPFM station that the proposed translator will rebroadcast. In addition, it will move forward with a four-application cap for Tribal LPFM applicants and a two-application cap for all other LPFM applicants. Finally, there will be a four-year “holding period” for each translator granted, in an effort to dissuade speculative filings. As we reported, the filing period is expected to open later this year. However, in the FCC’s public notice, there is no mention of forthcoming dates for the translator window. (Read the FCC’s May 28 public notice.) Precedent The FCC’s Media Bureau said it has employed application caps in prior full-service noncom FM windows and commercial FM translator windows to promote efficiency, curb speculative applications and expedite the processing of applications and new services, while preserving spectrum and future licensing opportunities. It did so in the 2007 and 2021 filing windows for full-service noncom stations. “In each window, this application limit helped restrict the number of mutually exclusive applications and allowed the commission to expeditiously process and grant thousands of applications to a wide range of local and diverse applicants,” the bureau said. The commission also imposed restrictions in prior FM translator filing windows. The FCC had sought comment on whether the 10-application cap and additional restrictions for Tribal and LPFM applicants were warranted. The commenters uniformly agreed that some limits are advisable, the commission said, but they were not in agreement on a specific cap and set of restrictions. One commenter, Kyle Magrill, suggested a larger application limit contingent on broadcast market size. Cedar Cove Broadcasting recommended allowing “established” noncom FM stations to file 30 applications, but capping the number of each applicant’s mutually exclusive applications. Michelle Bradley’s REC Networks and Dave Solomon’s LPFM Advocacy Group each opposed Cedar Cove’s proposal. In the end, the commission said it found a 10-application as the best solution to provide parties with “a meaningful opportunity to file for and obtain” new noncom FM translator licenses, while preserving spectrum for future secondary services and detering speculative filings. Primary station restriction Several commenters — including REC… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 days ago
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