Wolf Blitzer

CNN staple Wolf Blitzer is set to host a new nightly show for WarnerMedia’s upcoming subscription streaming service CNN Plus. Blitzer, who will remain in his post as the anchor of “The Situation Room,” which airs at 6 p.m. ET on CNN every weekday, will lead “The Newscast with Wolf Blitzer” on CNN Plus when the platform launches this spring. Per CNN Plus, “On ‘The Newscast,’ Blitzer will give it to you straight, hitting the headlines you need to know on this traditional evening news show with a sleek, modern twist. The old-school nostalgic approach featuring original reporting from around the world,...

Wolf Blitzer will anchor a nightly newscast for CNN+, the network’s upcoming subscription streaming service. Blitzer, who anchors CNN’s The Situation Room, will anchor The Newscast with Wolf Blitzer. The show will be among the live offerings when the streaming service debuts in the spring. He joins other CNN figures like Anderson Cooper, Kate Bolduan and Sara Sidner in signing on for streaming shows, along with other personalities like Chris Wallace, Audie Cornish and Kasie Hunt. CNN has been announcing new programs for the service just about every day in recent weeks, with word on Tuesday that Rex Chapman would also be...

Ahead of Saturday’s NFL Wild Card game between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots, CNN data reporter and Bills fan Harry Enten and New Day co-anchor and Patriots fan John Berman faced off as they were treated to a surprise appearance by Situation Room anchor and Bills superfan Wolf Blitzer from the treadmill in his home basement.

CNN’s Wolf Blitzer and Sanjay Gupta dinged the Biden administration over what they called “confusing” messaging by CDC chief Rochelle Walensky over the coronavirus. During Friday’s CNN Newsroom, Blitzer, filling in for Jim Sciutto, summarized that Walensky has said that the changing guidance isn’t about messaging, rather “changing science.”

A putative brain surgeon with a penchant for fabricating his affiliations and co-authors — including Wolf Blitzer of CNN — has lost several more papers to retraction. As we reported in August, Michael George Zaki Ghali, or someone using that name:. bought two fake web domains for the Karolinska Institutet...

Wolf Blitzer fueled a lot of Twitter mockery after he posted a photo of the high prices at a Washington, D.C., gas station. On Tuesday, the CNN anchor posted a photo showing that a gallon of gas at a particular Exxon station ranged between $4.29 and $4.79 ― which most people will agree is very expensive.

The CNN anchor's claim about high gas prices was quickly disputed by other Twitter users.

CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer faced stiff backlash on Twitter when he posted a photo depicting high gas prices at a DC Exxon station that many users found misleading. Gas prices have become a go-to rejoinder for critics of President Joe Biden and a symbol of concerns over inflation, and many Twitter users saw Blitzer as throwing fuel on the fire when he posted a photograph that featured $4.29-per-gallon regular (and $4.79 super) at an Exxon station.

Blitzer anchored Monday morning from Edinburgh, when the climate the COP26 Climate Summit was actually being held 47 miles away in Glasgow.

Veteran CNN broadcaster Wolf Blitzer was in Edinburgh to cover COP26, although the summit is taking place in Glasgow, some 38 miles away.

The veteran news anchor tweeted presence of ‘20,000 world leaders and delegates’ 47 miles east of actual summit

CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer has found himself on the wrong side of some Scots after tweeting that COP26 was happening in Edinburgh, instead of Glasgow.Appearing to confuse Scotland’s two biggest cities on Monday, Blitzer tweeted an image of himself in front of Edinburgh Castle, where he said COP26 was happening. “I’m now reporting from Edinburgh in Scotland where 20,000 world leaders and delegates have gathered for the COP26 Climate Summit,” tweeted the veteran anchor. He added: “COP, by the way, stands for ‘Conference of the Parties.’ It’s the 26th time they have gathered to discuss and take action on...

The COP26 climate change conference got under way in Glasgow on Sunday night, but news channel CNN appears to have sent their news anchor to the wrong Scottish city. Anchor Wolf Blitzer posted a picture of himself on Twitter announcing his arrival in Edinburgh for the summit. Blitzer wrote: “I’m...