BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins joined Cenk Uygur on The Young Turks to discuss his piece on the conservative media “race war.” “If you spend a couple days reading the conservative blogosphere…you will hear about this idea of a slow burning race war,” Coppins said. Read More ›
BuzzFeed's Michael Hastings joined Hardball with Chris Matthews to talk about whether the president's courtship of military families will win over a group that has traditionally supported the GOP. “The Obama campaign has bent over backwards to make inroads with military veterans,” Hastings said. Read More ›
BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins joins The Young Turks Power Panel to discuss David Axelrod's recent comments on Romney's faith. Read More ›
Mitt Romney finds himself trailing President Obama by a wide margin among Latino voters, and his campaign has done little outreach to the Hispanic community. Romney's best bet: To highlight the Obama's unfilled promises to fix America's immigration system. Read More ›
The President poked fun at Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, political reporters, the Huffington Post, Donald Trump, and joked about himself eating dog meat as a child in his annual speech to the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night. Here are the highlights. Read More ›
BuzzFeed's Matt Stopera talks to HLN's Mike Galanos about all the gems we found online this week. “Get out of the room, the kids are crying!” Read More ›
BuzzFeed listed as one of “The World's 50 Most Innovative Companies” Read More ›
BuzzFeed Enters Fast-Paced World Of Cute Animal News With Groundbreaking New “Animals” Vertical Led By Shepherd, Lamb Read More ›
Chuck Norris says the video proves Obama's association with radicals. Read More ›
The limits of an alliance are on display. What if you call a general strike and everyone goes to work? Read More ›
Mitt Romney is running for president on a strong conservative platform. But in this 12-minute-long interview from his gubernatorial campaign, Romney defined himself to Massachusetts voters as independent Republican and not part of the establishment. “I’m not running as the Republican view, or a continuation of Republican values. That’s not what brings me to the race.” [Ed. note: Seven seconds of this interview was posted on BuzzFeed earlier.] Read More ›
In this video, not previously available online but licensed by BuzzFeed from a Boston television station, the future president speaks at a 1991 campus protest organized to demand tenure for minority and female law professors. Read More ›
Everybody knows that Buzzfeeders are the best commenters on the internet. So here are our favorite things Buzzfeeders said in the comments last month. For more, check out our ongoing Hall Of Fame. Read More ›
BuzzFeed has moved into new digs in the Flatiron District and we need some artwork for our 'Geeky' conference room. And we like you! So we thought we'd ask if you'd want to have your work hung in our office? You do? Yay!! Details below! Read More ›
Unlike NBC, we wouldn't have complained about it. Gingrich's attack on Romney below; the video Andrew Kaczynski unearthed below that; and the ad we made for Newt below that. Read More ›
This evening, Herman Cain, who had previously endorsed the American people, decided to endorse Newt Gingrich's bid for the Presidency. The American people are upset and have issued a press release. Read More ›
I caught this on BuzzFeed today. Stephen Merchant (and a link to his most embarrassing moment in college) giving a judgmental glance in the direction of one of the 40 absolutely worst people in America. Read More ›
“Get your names right, Bill!” Stephen Colbert opened tonight's “Colbert Report” with a segment about the easy to get around “non-coordination” rules applying to Super PACs. Specifically, Colbert hit back at BuzzFeed — and editor-in-chief Ben Smith — for questioning the legality of his coordination with Jon Stewart, who took over the Super PAC Colbert created once he announced his possible run for “President of the United States of South Carolina.” Me-ow! Read More ›
The BuzzFeed community got together last week to vote on the absolute worst song of the '90s. These are the 20 most horrible selections submitted by BuzzFeeders. Check 'em out and let us know what we missed! Read More ›
Here are a bunch of quotes from our future President paired with New Yorker cartoons. Some of them actually make a lot more sense this way. Read More ›
Workin' Man Mitt is a regular guy, just like you! Mitt Romney's been trying for years to shed the stiff, robotic, and out of touch image that some voters have of him. From the murky depths of Romney's 2002 Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign website, these “work days” photos show his best attempts to relate to the working man. Read More ›
The very best autocorrects of the year! We searched the web for the very best/worst autocorrect mishaps of 2011 — hope you enjoy!!! Read More ›
In November, we posted this awesome photo of an Occupy protester handing President Obama a “love note” of sorts. The look on his face, note-passer Ryan Hirsch tells us: “total smugness.” Read More ›
What's worse than waking up with a monster hangover after a New Year's Eve out? Anything on this list, really! Here are 25 people whose 2012 got off to a rough, random and often unfamiliar start. Read More ›
The media thought the nature of politics had changed in 2012. We even convinced some of the politicians. We were wrong. Read More ›
Well, it looks like 2012 is already off to a horrible start. Read More ›
Welcome to BuzzFeed's new original political reporting, the first in a series of new sections we are adding to the site this year that will meld clear, smart, and funny journalism into the vital, churning mix that is BuzzFeed, with the aim of creating the first pure social news organization. Read More ›
“Let's never speak about 2011 again.” Amen. Oh, wait… Read More ›
Everyone has one. Read More ›
