The result is SourceFed, launched by DeFranco and produced by James Haffner, which posts five videos per day that effortlessly shift from front heavy topics to feather light. Or to put it another way: ...

An explosive report released Thursday suggests that Google manipulated its search engine to boost Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton by burying unflattering stories about her. A video ...

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SAN FRANCISCO – Google defended itself against charges of political bias in its search algorithm after a video alleged it distorted display results for Hillary Clinton. Creators of the video on the ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Philip DeFranco wants to create the next news network, and he's doing it with SourceFed – a 4-month-old YouTube channel that's on the verge of ...

We're asking these questions because online viral video site SourceFed believes it's stumbled onto the biggest search and political scandal of this election season. In a video posted Thursday, ...

The popular YouTube channel SourceFed has recently posted there list of the top 10 comic book villains.

Earlier this week, an investigative video created by news and pop culture website SourceFed went viral, drawing millions of views on Facebook and YouTube. The seven-minute-long video accused the ...

We borrow one of Sourcefed's hosts to try and coach Greg in Titanfall. It doesn't work.

It's the kind of headline that grabs attention in this highly intense U.S. election season: "Did Google Manipulate Search for Hillary?" That's the question SourceFed, a YouTube channel owned by the ...