The Spy in the White House, the Dogs in the Manger
The New York Times hit a new journalistic low on Wednesday with the publication of an anonymous op-ed, purportedly by a senior member of the […]
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N.Y. Times Throws Up a Smokescreen for Bruce Ohr
If this weekend’s bombshell story in the New York Times is to be believed, the nation’s top law enforcement agency under Barack Obama was not […]
The Battle for America’s Mind
Heralding the rise of the daily newspaper in 1831, French poet and politician Alphonse de Lamartine declared journalism would emerge as “the whole of human […]
Hollywood Lands on the Moon
Don’t let the sexist title fool you, “First Man” is one woke biopic about American astronaut Neil Armstrong, who is portrayed by Ryan Gosling, an […]
Credibility Is the Currency: How to Defeat Propaganda
Defending America against enemy information warfare is a worthy goal. There are some hard truths that should be told about why we are so vulnerable […]
Media Peddles Bogus Story on Nunes London Trip
One of the more satisfying sideshows of the Trump era has been the media falling on its face as it spins poorly-sourced—even fabricated—conspiracy tales about […]
The Truth Will Set Us All Free
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation was star-crossed from the start. His friend and successor as FBI director, James Comey, by his own admission prompted the […]
Parsing Mueller’s Lies: Why Julian Assange Makes the Perfect Foil
In the second part of this report, we saw that correcting the flagrant misrepresentations and filling in the strategic gaps in Robert Mueller’s July 13 […]
‘Toxic Masculinity’ Didn’t Kill Mollie Tibbetts, Lax Border Security Did
On the early evening of July 16, 2018, 20-year-old rising college sophomore Mollie Tibbetts went for a run. In the tiny town of Brooklyn, Iowa, […]
The Untouchables vs. The Deplorables
One reason Donald Trump won the presidency is that Americans are tired of being ignored by the ruling political class. A poll taken several months […]
The Double Standards of Postmodern Justice
The New York Times recently hired as a writer and board member Sarah Jeong. The Times knew that in recent years Jeong had posted a […]
The Spanish Inquisition: Back by Popular Demand
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition,” said Monty Python, the great British comedy troupe that the BBC now dismisses as unwanted “Oxbridge white blokes.” In his […]
Washington Post Falsely Paints Young Conservatives as Anti-Trump
The mainstream media continues to botch how and why President Trump manages to succeed in spite of their negative coverage. One such aspect of these […]
Forget 1984, It’s 2018
In the last week, Antiwar.com editorial director Scott Horton, former State Department employee and author Peter Van Buren, and Dan McAdams, the executive director of […]
Free Speech: The Right to Be a Moron
For many, the most arduous aspect of supporting free speech is the principled requirement to defend disagreeable speech; moreover, the degree of difficulty in defending […]
Why Sarah Jeong Hates White People
Sarah Jeong, newly hired member of the New York Times’s editorial board, hates white people. And Christians. And police officers. And heterosexuals. And men. May […]
The Elites’ War on the Deplorables
Recently, Politico reporter Marc Caputo was angered at rude hecklers at a Trump rally who booed beleaguered CNN correspondent Jim Acosta. So Caputo tweeted of them, […]
Times to Turn the Other Cheek in the Culture War?
Some conservative commentators seem to be confused about the New York Times’ hiring this week of Sarah Jeong to sit on the newspaper’s editorial board. […]
Mika’s Right—Somebody’s Coming Unhinged
Feelings of impotence often lead to rage. Witness the recent escalation of the rhetoric directed at the president from the anti-Trump media. As the president’s […]
Bill Kristol, Hedgehog King
Remember when Bill Kristol said the Iraq War would last two months? It (officially) lasted nine years and cost Americans more than $2 trillion—and we’re […]