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Becket Adams, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
What, exactly, are we taxpayers paying for here?
In politics, anything can happen. But at the rate things are going, Donald Trump seems increasingly likely to return to the Oval Office. Last week,...
The Biden campaign, working fist-in-glove with the press, accused Trump of threatening a literal massacre. In related news, public confidence in...
If you make it harder for yourself to communicate clearly about national news topics, that will eventually be reflected in your coverage.
The Washington Post hit Nikki Haley this week with an especially silly bit of opposition research, a hit piece that feels as if it was plucked...
You should probably believe journalists when they share their sympathies so openly on social media.
If we care about election integrity and some semblance of public comity, let’s try acting like it.
When it comes to one of the cardinal sins of journalism, the media are taking quite an uneven approach to the president of Harvard.
The worst thing about so much of today’s news reporting isn’t that it’s one-sided — it’s that it is so one-sided as to be boring.
The Times report relied entirely on the word of "Gazan officials” — in other words, Hamas.
Now colleges are condemning the indiscriminate slaughter of civilian Jews in Israel, and the barbaric spectacle of campus demonstrators cheering the...
In the clearest moral test in a generation, much of the U.S. media has failed. And not just a little — they have failed spectacularly.
The consequences of this newsgathering disaster go much deeper than just the media's credibility crisis.
Journalists seem to have learned all the wrong lessons from their colleagues' bullying of Dasha Burns.
Let’s stop pretending the daily briefing is a legitimate, newsworthy event.
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