Brittany M. Hughes
Managing Editor
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Brittany is the managing editor of MRCTV and MRC Culture. She hosts the weekly podcast "The Brittany Hughes Show" and previously hosted "Reality Check" on MRCTV. She's a graduate of the College of William and Mary. Before coming to MRCTV, she worked as an investigative reporter for CNS News. Prior to that, she was an education and politics reporter in Danville, Virginia. 

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Brittany M. Hughes | August 2, 2017
On today’s post-sanity, SJW-ruled American college campus, we've seen how a young man’s entire reputation and future can be ruined in the blink of an eye by the mere accusation of assault from an alleged victim. Or even, apparently, when that "victim" says the exact opposite. According to this, a student and football player at the University of Southern California, was kicked out of school…
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Brittany M. Hughes | August 1, 2017
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Tuesday they’ve arrested 120 illegal aliens who had previously entered the United States as unaccompanied alien children (commonly referred to as UACs) in a four-day sting operation targeting removable aliens. Often hailed by the left as innocent asylum seekers, many of these "kids" turned out to be dangerous offenders with criminal convictions …
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 31, 2017
“Lost amid the flurry of attention that focuses on missing white girls and women are the names of black girls who disappear.” That’s the headline of BuzzFeed’s latest investigative report blasted onto the page-two website Monday morning, ostensibly as an attempt to establish journalism cred by a site known for telling readers which Harry Potter character they are based on their favorite ice…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 31, 2017
More than a dozen retired flag-ranking officers representing all branches of the U.S. military penned a letter to President Donald Trump late last week thanking him for announcing plans to ban transgender individuals from serving in the Armed Forces. “We write today to express our gratitude to you for making the extremely courageous decision to reverse President Obama’s transgender social…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 28, 2017
Charlie Gard, an 11-month-old British baby whose life became the centerpiece of media attention and debate over the sanctity of life, passed away Friday morning at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. "Eleven-month-old Charlie Gard, whose short life captured the hearts of the world, has died after suffering from a rare genetic condition which has seen him in hospital for the majority of his…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 28, 2017
The number of Americans who say they believe polygamy is "morally acceptable" has more than doubled over the last decade, with nearly one in five Americans now saying they see polygamy as a perfectly legit choice, a new study out from Gallup found. A record-high 17 percent of those polled said that having multiple spouses is a totally O.K. life choice, marking the highest approval rating since…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 27, 2017
Hillary Clinton is releasing a new book focusing on her loss to President Donald Trump during the 2016 election, simply entitled "What Happened."  After news of the failed presidential candidate's latest memoir and its...erm, aptly named title hit Twitter, it took about three seconds for social media to decide they could come up with a better title for Ms. Clinton's soul-baring literary…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 27, 2017
All hell broke loose Tuesday at a Baltimore City Council meeting as the legislative body discussed a hotly-contested mandatory minimum sentencing law for criminals who get caught with illegal guns. Police were called and two men were arrested as activists pushed back against the measure, which has been billed as a desperate attempt by city officials to curb Baltimore’s skyrocketing homicide rate…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 27, 2017
An IT tech for former DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz was arrested Monday night at Dulles International Airport trying to flee the country after being charged with bank fraud. It also turns out he and his company may have uploaded a bunch of government data to the cloud and exposed it for everybody to see -- oh, and they also owe a craptop of money to a fugitive who fled the U.S. in…
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Brittany M. Hughes | July 24, 2017
In an open middle finger to federal immigration law, U.S. citizens and legal immigrants, the highest appellate court in Massachusetts ruled Monday that court officers can't temporarily detain criminal aliens for immigration violations once they’ve served their time in jail. According to the Boston Globe, court officers in the Bay State won’t be allowed to detain criminal aliens who’ve been…