Breitbart News

Breitbart News is a news and commentary website published by Breitbart News Network, whose address for legal notice is 149 S. Barrington Ave., #735, Los Angeles, California.

Newsroom

Its masthead lists Alexander Marlow as editor-in-chief, with Ezra Dulis as senior editor, Noah Dulis as deputy editor and director of video, Rebecca Mansour as senior editor-at-large, Peter Schweizer as senior contributor and Matthew Boyle as Washington bureau chief, alongside editors for politics, Europe, world news, economics, entertainment, technology and sports. It maintains a London bureau and a desk it calls Border / Cartel Chronicles.

The site carries a standing epigraph on its masthead: “Politics is downstream from culture — Andrew Breitbart RIP.” That is the outlet’s own statement of its editorial premise, and it is the only characterization of its perspective this page asserts.

Audio

Breitbart publishes The Alex Marlow Show and Breitbart News Daily under a radio and podcasts section.

Sourcing Note

The founded: 2007 value is removed — no fetchable first-party page states it — as is the reach line “25+ million monthly visitors at peak.”

The whole of the previous body is removed as unsourceable. It asserted that the site “emerged as a significant force in digital political media, particularly in mobilizing populist movements and influencing the 2016 election”; that it was “founded by Andrew Breitbart with a mission to challenge mainstream media narratives”; that “under Steve Bannon’s leadership, the site became the platform for the alt-right movement and played a crucial role in Trump’s political rise”; that it specialized in “culture war coverage… that resonated with disaffected conservative audiences”; and that after “Bannon’s departure and advertiser boycotts, the site’s influence diminished.” Every one of those is an unsourced influence or labelling claim, and several concern living individuals.

The steve-bannon connection is removed with them: the slug does not resolve to a page in this knowledge base and the relationship as described (“led site before joining Trump campaign”) was unsourced.

The masthead epigraph does establish the site’s association with Andrew Breitbart, and a rebuilt page could restate the founding and the Bannon period properly from contemporaneous reporting or corporate records. Neither was cited here.