Former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz strikes me as a bad guy. A real no-goodnik as my late mother would no doubt have described him. Some Trump supporters regard him as so repulsive even they can’t stomach the thought of Gaetz’s appointment as attorney general, putting him in charge of federal…
Donald Trump for years warned the U.S. corporate media was an enemy of the people. Here’s why Trump haters should have heeded his counsel.
Once a news organization I admired and greatly respected, here’s why I decided Bloomberg was no longer worth $34.99 a month and cancelled my subscription. My money will be better spent buying and reading books.
The corporate media should be alarmed that even vociferous Trump haters have called out the dishonest and biased coverage of the presidential candidate. If Trump gets elected, legacy media publications and broadcast outlets will deserve much of the credit or blame, depending on one’s political view.
Kamala Harris, Democrats, and their legacy media sycophants profess they are the only true guardians of America’s democracy. Here are some compelling reasons why voters should instinctively be wary of those claiming superior ethics and morals.
An editorial written by interns at The Nation, a publication founded by abolitionists in 1865, explains why America’s once venerable news sources have lost their luster.
In the summer of 1976, I drove a taxi in my native Toronto during my summer college break. Unlike Kamala Harris’s supposed summer job working at McDonald’s, driving a taxi for me was a life changing experience.
In the heyday of the Wall Street Journal when the publication was the gold standard of American journalism, the newspaper’s page one stories were a delight to read. They often began with a telling anecdote that alerted readers about the subject they were about to read, and some of the…
Jeff Bezos was a huge success disrupting the retail industry, but he’s no match for Bari Weiss when it comes to launching and growing a respected media brand that has already surpassed Bezos’ ailing Washington Post within two years of its launch.
Some seemingly credible allegations have emerged that Robert Kennedy Jr. was the victim, not a willing participant, in a sexting scandal. Unfortunately for Kennedy, the woman who sent him supposedly unsolicited provocative photos was a prominent political journalist with a history of controversy.