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The Covington Catholic Teen Lost His First Court Battle, But Will Probably Win His Next
On Friday, a federal judge in Kentucky tossed Nicholas Sandmann’s defamation case against the Washington Post. Here’s why Sandmann is likely to win on appeal.
More Evidence Twitter Skews The Media’s Understanding Of What Americans Think
It’s a given that Twitter is a bubble, but according to a new Pew survey, only 22 percent of American adults say they ever use Twitter.
The Biggest Threat To Press Freedom Is The Media Itself
Major media organizations are about to be sued for irresponsibly turning innocent Covington Catholic school boys into objects of national hatred. A lack of standards threatens to open the media to all kinds of legal liabilities.
Ilhan Omar Deletes Tweet Smearing Covington High Schoolers, But Her Anti-Semitic Tweets Remain Online
That Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar has left her anti-Semitic comments online while feigning remorse and deleting others is telling.
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