Sentence examples for whose news from inspiring English sources

That he has appointed as his chief strategist Stephen Bannon, whose news website Breitbart News champions white nationalism and antisemitism, is ominous.

From the opening moment, the seven Republican candidates faced a series of questions on their biggest vulnerabilities, a tough, year-end parting gift from the moderators of Fox News, a network that has a lineup of sympathetic opinion hosts, but whose news anchors have pulled no punches on Republican candidates in debates and interviews.

We are not in an ideal world," said Boaden, whose news division has responsibility for local radio.

Nor do politicians want to take on media corporations whose news divisions cover them and whose donations increasingly support them.

Certainly not television and radio, whose news operations in Philadelphia, as in most cities, largely piggyback on the newspapers.

— but it isn't talked about much, out of respect for others, whose news, come to think of it, is probably worse than our own.

It was from Wendi Murdoch, the wife of Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corporation owns The Journal.

"This is a large and loyal audience," says Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corporation founded FNC.

President Barack Obama had "thrown in his lot with Silicon Valley paymasters", according to Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corp empire includes the Fox studios.

For Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corporation controls the fortunes of BSkyB, selling its stake to RTL makes commercial sense as it is more valuable to a strategic buyer.

Speaking of the investment potential, Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corporation has an education subsidiary called Amplify, referred to education as "a five-hundred-billion-dollar sector".