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The presidential race is getting crowded, and Trump is the benefactor once again.
His image in the media is fixed forever: cold, awkward and vengeful.
We should look forward to the next one.
A new poll tries — and fails — to measure the trustworthiness of different outlets.
Scrutiny on the former Fox star helps the network avoid attention on the disaster of the Dominion settlement.
Don’t believe everything you read about the Fox News host’s ouster.
No one is irreplaceable at the network. It was designed that way.
He figured out how to exploit the press’ biggest weakness.
Top investigative journalists say it’s an easy call to identify the alleged Pentagon leaker.
For the media mogul, the massive Dominion settlement fee is just the cost of doing business.
The Fox News host is best positioned to secure the release of the Wall Street Journal reporter.
Why can’t the government keep track of its secrets?
The media scolds are wrong.
In a truly failed state, he’d never face accountability.
“Succession" offers real lessons on the future of the media industry.
Follow the strategy of Karl Rove and Stormy Daniels.
Scientific journals may have erred when they decided to endorse Biden for president.
The press should call out propaganda more often.
Go for it, Marianne Williamson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
We finally know what the Fox News host really believes.
The cage match is about to begin — but the 2024 contenders aren’t all that different.
The Dominion lawsuit has exposed the powerlessness of the Fox News titan.
Resume inflation on Capitol Hill is getting out of hand.
Where Nikki Haley goes wrong on mental competency tests.
Biden should cancel the interminable public spectacle — it worked for Jefferson.
Why I welcome our future AI overlords.
The newspaper promises — and fails — to take readers behind the scenes.
George Santos should feel right at home.
Even some of his biggest supporters in Congress are rebuffing his call to back Kevin McCarthy for speaker.
The press has been falling for the Twitter owner’s antics for too long.
Turmoil at the Washington Post is being fueled by the boss.
New York Times staff are threatening a walkout, but newspaper unions have lost their leverage.
The fallen crypto titan admits it all, but is he conning himself?
If Twitter dies, Americans will survive. Even the journalists who depend on it the most will adapt.