NYT challenged Trump’s speech before he delivered it
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about one major media outlet’s premature response to the State of the Union address. Before the State of the Union address, politicians…
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about one major media outlet’s premature response to the State of the Union address. Before the State of the Union address, politicians…
Ed Morrissey writes for HotAir.com about a major media outlet’s clear bias in its Middle East coverage. He asks in a headline: “Has Anyone Noticed That Criticism of Hamas Has…
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon reports on the latest example of media malpractice. It’s been a banner week for journalistic integrity. A Gallup survey published last Thursday found…
Charles Cooke of National Review Online critiques a recent pronouncement from a leading national newspaper. We are drowning in nonsense. Here is an excerpt from the latest piece by Margaret…
David Rutz writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a mainstream media outlet’s concerns regarding the Democratic presidential front-runner. A CNN panel criticized former vice president Joe Biden on Monday…
Projecting huge economic losses to the state from HB2 is apparently so easy, an after-school news-clipping temp job can do it in a number of weeks. How is that? Part is the fact…
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…
Sometimes government works for me. I would like to thank Asheville City Clerk Maggie Burleson for taking time from her busy schedule this morning to try to help me find…
Jonah Goldberg explores in a National Review Online column Hollywood’s long love affair with propaganda. … Hollywood has never been opposed to propaganda. When Hollywood’s self-declared auteurs and artistes denounce…
The Greensboro News & Record‘s “Off The Record” column quoted John Hood’s published reaction to Gov. Beverly Perdue’s gaffe about suspending congressional elections. Hood’s comments appear first in a series…
Who knew? MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann isn’t angry and hateful. And he’s angry and hateful that anyone would suggest it. From the NYT (emphasis mine): A television segment about angry…
We’ve linked to Cryptome‘s stuff a couple times over the years. No site does a better job of unearthing secrets the powerful would prefer to keep under wraps. This time…