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'I'd love to see her go': School shooting survivor David Hogg ramps up feud with Fox News host Laura Ingraham after getting 11 advertisers to pull from her show as she goes on vacation Laura Ingraham says she will take a vacation next week The Fox host announced the break on her show Friday, days after she ignited a controversy with Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg Hogg bid her farewell saying 'Have some healthy reflections this Holy Week' Hogg launched a boycott of her advertisers, mobilizing 11 companies to drop their ads on Ingraham's program The boycott was launched after...

Parkland shooting survivor and pro-gun control activist David Hogg is now leading a boycott campaign against Fox News host Laura Ingraham after she knocked him for complaining about colleges that rejected his applications. “David Hogg Rejected By Four Colleges To Which He Applied and whines about it,” Ingraham wrote on Twitter Wednesday morning, linking a Daily Wire article. Her parenthetical: “Dinged by UCLA with a 4.1 GPA…totally predictable given acceptance rates.” Ingraham’s tweet sparked a backlash in the media. Hogg responded by targeting Ingraham’s advertisers. Hogg tweeted out a list of Ingraham’s 12 biggest advertisers and called on his followers...

The media’s favorite gun control activist, Parkland, Fla., student David Hogg, wants you to know he’s "disgusted." Hogg, who just turned 18, has became a constant media fixture since last month’s mass shooting in Florida. And in almost every interview Hogg’s given over the last four weeks, Hogg's at some point mentioned that he’s “disgusted” or that he finds something “disgusting.” Here are 16 things that disgust David Hogg: 1 — Marco Rubio giving a long answer at the CNN town hall on gun control 2 — Donald Trump Jr. liking a tweet 3 — The NRA opposing bans on...

...The event Tuesday evening at Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics featured six students from Marjory Stoneman... ... they’re expecting more than 1 million people to participate in marches on Saturday in Washington and in other parts of the country.... ... I will embrace as a lifelong fight because it has to be. When I’m speaking, I’m not speaking for myself, I’m speaking for those 17 individuals that died at my school,” said David Hogg....

Fresh off an evening flight from New York City where he appeared on several news shows, David Hogg darts into his house in Parkland, grabs a box of chocolates - a gift for a friend - and hops into his Honda Accord. Within minutes, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School comes into view in the distance. It's two weeks after the mass shooting that launched the student-led #NeverAgain movement for gun control. David, a spokesman for the group, has become a familiar face to TV viewers.

<p>Just when you thought your TV might have become a Hogg-free zone . . .</p> <p>Tuning in CNN this morning, there was David Hogg. Again. And the Parkland survivor-turned-gun-control-activist made one thing clear: he has no use for the Second Amendment. Hogg accused the NRA of liking to “hide behind the Second Amendment and say this is our constitutional right. We’re Americans.” Well, yeah: you nailed, it, David!</p>

Is fame giving delusions of grandeur to David Hogg, the Parkland student who’s become a media celebrity as an advocate of more gun control? During a long interview with Joy Reid on her MSNBC show today, Hogg at one point looked directly into the camera and said that in contrast with several other companies that had offered discounts to NRA members: “FedEx still has not dropped their deal with the NRA. The CEO is one of the biggest donors to the NRA. And we have to take care of them. And as a result, if they aren’t going to, we’re...

He's not going back to school. There aren’t enough grief counselors, well wishers or positive prayers to make Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg return to the school where his classmates were massacred unless Florida lawmakers pass gun control legislation. “I’m not going back to school on Wednesday until one bill is passed,” Hogg said at gun control rally Sunday in New Jersey.