American comedian, writer, producer, activist, and television host
Peter Spiliakos writes at National Review Online about a key difference between two left-of-center comedy stars. The recent interplay between Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert regarding the possibility of a…
Ben Shapiro uses a National Review Online column to question President Trump’s preferred mode of fighting his left-wing antagonists. Is owning the libs a worthwhile goal? Clearly, Republicans are enjoying…
News & Observer reports Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson will be the featured speaker in a distinguished lecture series at the UNC School of Media and Journalism in April and—do…
The Best Spoken Word Album Grammy went to Jimmy Carter for A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety. This was his second Spoken Word Grammy. He won in 2006 for Our…
Ian Tuttle writes for National Review Online that veteran U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg appears uninterested in the fundamental legal concept of the rule of law. This weekend…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online explains in his latest column why Jon Stewart has exercised a negative influence on American politics. Stewart, who has announced his pending retirement from…
Jonah Goldberg gets the last word in the latest print edition of National Review, devoting the “Happy Warrior” column on the magazine’s closing page to a meditation on those who…
There is an article in yesterday’s Wilmington Star News detailing Governor McCrory’s claim that North Carolina’s film incentive program is being abused. In particular the Governor refers to a $400,000 grant…
Alysia Finley in a WSJ piece today breaks down the film flam game of the Hollywood industry, their dirty little secrets, special deals for their millionaires’ clubs, hustlers in for…
• Political candidates cannot coordinate with independent expenditure committees (aka Super PACS). But they can publish generic videos on public websites and provide footage for those outside groups to use…
Isaac Chotiner writes in that raging right-wing publication The New Republic about one particularly disturbing element of the 44th president’s standard operating procedure. Chotiner bases his observations on a recent…
That’s the thrust of this article in WRAL this morning about a Mount Olive family that has been “without [health] insurance for seven years.” Eddie Davidson has been trying to…