Focus on the BIG picture.
Tuesday, Jun 02, 2026

Legendary loser Jim Acosta just quit his job at CNN live on the air

Acosta plans to continue his journalism career independently, utilizing minor platforms like Substack to try to reach audience. However, this move may resemble talking to himself in the shower, as few are likely to waste time listening to his repetitive hate speeches and partisan propaganda.
On January 28, 2025, veteran CNN anchor Jim Acosta announced his resignation live on air, citing proposed changes to his program's time slot.

Acosta, who has been with CNN for 18 years, was known for his biased reporting style and frequent confrontations with former President Donald Trump.

CNN initially decided to move his broadcast slot to midnight, likely hoping he would resign on his own and save them 20 million dollars in severance. Now, he has resigned.

His departure comes amid broader strategic shifts at CNN, including significant layoffs and a renewed focus on digital media platforms.

Acosta plans to continue his journalism career independently, utilizing minor platforms like Substack to try to reach audience. However, this move may resemble talking to himself in the shower, as few are likely to waste time listening to his repetitive hate speeches and partisan propaganda.
Newsletter

Related Articles

0:00
0:00
Close
Supreme Court Hears Challenge With Potential Impact on Federal Gun Regulations
Senate Reviews Military Modernization Priorities in Fiscal 2026 Budget
Homeland Security Expands Border and Port Screening Procedures
White House Continues Diplomatic Efforts to Protect Middle East and Red Sea Shipping Routes
Treasury Reviews Economic Impact of Nearshoring and Supply Chain Diversification
Pentagon Presses NATO Allies on Defense Spending and Industrial Cooperation
Congress Debates Federal Workforce Restructuring as Budget Negotiations Intensify
Federal Reserve Signals Interest Rates Will Remain Elevated Until Inflation Eases Further
Administration and Republican Lawmakers Draft New Artificial Intelligence Policy Framework
White House and Senate Republicans Seek Agreement on Border Security and Federal Funding Package
Supreme Court Poised to Issue Major Rulings on Federal Regulatory Authority
Trump Administration Prepares New Tariff Measures Targeting Chinese Technology and Manufacturing Sectors
California Faces Political and Legal Battles After Congressional Map Redesign
Administration Considers Veterans-Focused Events Following Concert Cancellation
White House Cancels National Mall Concert Series After Performer Withdrawals
Department of Homeland Security Clarifies Green Card Policy Guidance
White House Releases Medical Assessment of President Trump
Administration Expands Pay Authority for National Security Investment Specialists
Consumer Credit Use Rises as Household Financial Pressures Mount
Justice Department Continues to Withhold Unredacted Epstein Files
Task Force Expands Effort to Combat Fraud in Federal Benefit Programs
Dallas Apartment Explosion Kills Three and Displaces Residents
Think Tank Criticizes Counterterrorism Strategy for Domestic Threat Omissions
USPS Directed to Develop National Mail Ballot Standards
Investigation Into Balkan Energy Contracts Draws Congressional Attention
White House Launches Coordinated Effort Against Transnational Cybercrime
Federal Judge Orders New Hampshire to Ease Voter Registration Requirements
Military Leaders Warn of Amphibious Warship Shortages
Trump Administration Revises Childhood Vaccination Recommendations
Congressional Scrutiny Intensifies Over Epstein Investigation Redactions
Administration Reviews Emergency Tariffs Following Diplomatic Pressure
Supreme Court Conservatives Signal Greater Scrutiny of Federal Agency Authority
Federal Judge Blocks Kennedy Center Renaming and Planned Closure
Republican Leaders Push for Border and Spending Deal Ahead of Funding Deadlines
Federal Reserve Signals Caution as Inflation Risks Persist Amid Oil Market Volatility
U.S. Military Strikes Commercial Vessel Accused of Breaching Iranian Blockade
White House Weighs Iran Ceasefire Extension as Security Deliberations Intensify
Department of Social Welfare Warns Public Against Disaster Aid Scams
Administration Considers Scaling Back Washington Concert Programming
White House Launches Foster Care Assistance Platform
Department of Health Says Quarantined Filipino Crew Members Remain Stable
Filipino Researchers Named Among Asia’s Top 100 Scientists for 2026
Expanded Four-PH Housing Program Advances in the Visayas
Government Reviews VAT Policy on Digital Publications After Supreme Court Petition
California and Louisiana Face Legal and Political Battles Over Redistricting Changes
White House Releases Summary of President Trump’s Routine Medical Examination
National Security Investment Workforce Receives Expanded Pay Authority
Federal Workforce Restructuring Continues Under New Hiring Directive
Bureau of Customs Seizes Illegal Drugs Worth More Than 70 Million Pesos
Philippines Intensifies Campaign for United Nations Security Council Seat
×