Why Media Failure Is A Major Story Of Our Time
New facts about last summer’s police clearing of Lafayette Square show how our media peddle glaring disinformation on a daily basis, on major stories.
Russell Brand Rips Media And Big Tech For Colluding To Protect Joe Biden
English actor and comedian Russell Brand ripped the corporate media’s collusion with Silicon Valley tech giants as “troubling.”
The Intercept To Surveil Hacked Personal Data Searching For ‘Dangerous Extremists’
The Intercept, founded on rejecting government surveillance and defending individual privacy, is now conducting its own citizen surveillance.
FBI’s Failed Ron Johnson Set-Up A Case Study In How Agencies Use Corrupt Reporters To Peddle Lies, Hurt Their American Enemies
For years now, a number of the country’s most prominent publications have assumed the groveling role of palace guards for the state and its friends in Congress.
CBS’s Refusal To Even Explain Itself Is The New, Shameless Reality For Republicans And Conservatives
What the story really says is that both CBS and ’60 Minutes’ are willing to publish sloppy hit pieces on those who defy their narratives and no longer think it necessary to even remotely justify this propaganda.
Media Keeps Infantilizing Adult Women To Protect Their Power From Scrappy Competitors
The blue-check brigade is invoking a USA Today writer’s sex as though it should prevent men from criticizing her work in public.
How Cancel Culture Is Empowering Alternatives To Corrupt Legacy Institutions
Cancel culture is empowering a new infrastructure that will challenge the dominance of legacy cultural institutions.
New York Times TikTok Reporter Is So Committed To Thought Policing She Makes Up Crimes
Lorenz is committed to canceling or shutting down anyone or any speech she dislikes or finds dangerous, even if it’s not true to begin with.
The New Contras’ Insurgence Against Legacy Media Is Only Getting Hotter
A guerilla force of thought leaders is the rising threat to decrepit legacy institutions chained to wokeness.
Intercept Co-Founder Resigns Because Colleagues Wouldn’t Let Him Criticize Joe Biden
Intercept Co-Founder Glenn Greenwald announced his resignation from his own online publication after being censored by editors on an article questioning Joe Biden’s ethics.
The Charges Against Glenn Greenwald Are Garbage
At a time we hear perennially of how the American media is under attack by President Trump’s tweets, Greenwald’s case reminds us that there are journalists facing actual and serious abuse.
It’s Not Bigoted To Judge Candidates On Their Faith
The Constitution says no religious test shall be required for political office. Nowhere does it say voters should ignore a politician’s beliefs.
What Happens When Hillary Clinton Isn’t Inevitable?
Hillary Clinton’s latest scandal is the price Democrats pay for embracing the poster child for special privileges.
Don’t Let Cecile Richards’ Extremist Attacks Trick You
In defending Planned Parenthood’s baby-parts trafficking, Cecile Richards is employing rhetorical tactics meant to make you feel without thinking.
Mocking Religion Is Not ‘Hate Speech’
Whenever free expression is attacked these days, we hear some iteration of the “they had it coming” defense.
Valerie Plame Just Retweeted An Article Outing A CIA Agent
Remember Valerie Plame, the former CIA agent who was “outed” in the run-up to the Iraq war? She just retweeted an article outing another CIA agent.
The Real Sins Of Edward Snowden
Wired’s sprawling piece on Edward Snowden is revelatory. It also a reminder that it is completely reasonable to hold conflicting views about his actions.
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