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 Jim Acosta, the outspoken CNN anchor known for his frequent clashes with former President Donald Trump, was notably left off the network’s new weekday programming lineup announced Thursday. His 10 a.m. ET show, which had been a fixture on CNN, was replaced by The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown , signaling a shift in the network's approach. Over the past few years, CNN has frequently adjusted its roster, but this latest change leaves Acosta in a more uncertain position. His combative style, particularly during Trump’s presidency, made him a prominent figure on CNN. Known for his fiery exchanges with Trump’s press secretaries and direct confrontations with the president himself, Acosta gained national recognition for standing his ground. His confrontations often made him a target of Trump’s supporters but earned him a reputation as a staunch defender of the free press. Acosta’s adversarial relationship with the Trump administration clearly paid off, as it earn...

  . Jim Acosta calls out Fox for vaccine lies while having a 90% vaccination rate, "The Fox slogan used to be we report you decide. Maybe it's we mandate, you comply? Perhaps now it's your body, your choice? Your body. Your choice. And just look at the choices that they made."

  CNN anchor Jim Acosta encouraged CNN viewers on Saturday to set aside politics and offer "thoughts and prayers" for tragedies that are unfolding in  Afghanistan . But the CNN anchor was quickly reminded of the times he criticized others for offering "thoughts and prayers" and didn't set aside politics.  On Twitter, Acosta shared his report from " CNN Newsroom " where he slammed Republicans for "exploiting" the Kabul airport attack. "My thoughts on Afghanistan this week... now is not the time to score political points. Just imagine just this once if we simply offered our thoughts and prayers. Give it some thought. Pray on it," he said.  Critics were quick to point out that Acosta  frequently  criticized the notion of "thoughts and prayers" or promoted people calling it "empty words" rather than meaningful actions. Commentary associate editor Noah Rothman reminded Acosta of his tweet on April 8 post where he q...

  CNN anchor Jim Acosta's rank partisanship was evident yet again Sunday as he battled a GOP guest over the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and bemoaned "disgusting" years-old remarks by a conservative radio host running for governor in   California . Welcoming Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., on his "Newsroom" weekend program, the left-wing anchor framed his questioning around the Trump administration no longer in power, shortly after President Joe Biden took questions on efforts to evacuate Americans and Afghan allies amid a  bungled troop exodus . "What is your response to what President Biden just said a few minutes ago and doesn’t former President Trump shoulder some of the blame in all of this? He cut this deal with the Taliban. Of course, Biden embraced it, and you and other Republicans up on Capitol Hill were applauding this pullout of Afghanistan months ago … What do you say now?" Acosta asked. "Well, first of all, I would have left Bagram A...

Anti-Trump reporter Jim Acosta was blasted on social media over a tweet that quoted White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany out of context. See Also: President Trump replaces campaign manager Brad Parscale with Bill Stepien, according to the NYT During Thursday's briefing, McEnany reiterated President Trump's strong stance on wanting children to be going back to school in the fall amid a fiery debate about how educators can prevent the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. "The science should not stand in the way of this, but as Dr. Scott Atlas said -- I thought this was a good quote, 'Of course, we can do it. Everyone else in the Western world, our peer nations are doing it. We are the outlier here,'" McEnany said, quoting the former Stanford Medical Center neurology chief. "The science is very clear on this. For example, you look at the JAMA pediatric study of 46 pediatric hospitals in North America that said the risk of critical illness...