Twitter Suspends Journalist Andy Ngo For Tweeting Facts About Trans People
A journalist stating verifiable facts on a public platform should not be at risk for removal from that platform due simply to a minority of people who take arbitrary offense.
The Daily Northwestern Apology Is A Harbinger
The students at Northwestern remind us that graduates are increasingly shaping the so-called real world into a version of their campuses.
Megyn Kelly Is Back To Work: Makes Instagram TV And YouTube Debut
Former Fox News anchor and NBC News Host Megyn Kelly is back to broadcasting and original reporting less than a year after leaving NBC.
The Washington Post’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week
Reporting misconstrued facts, making knowingly deceptive omissions, and writing columns defending terrorists are just a few things Washington Post journalists were up to this week.
ABC News Tries To Pass Off Video Of Kentucky Gun Range As ‘Slaughter In Syria’
A week after the announcement U.S. forces will move out of Northern Syria, ABC News aired footage it claimed shows ‘slaughter in Syria,’ which appears actually to be from a Kentucky gun range.
New York Times Kavanaugh Reporter Told Source What To Say
Year-old texts contained in a Senate Judiciary Committee report show that NYT reporter Robin Pogrebin engaged in questionable journalistic tactics to shape a false narrative against Kavanaugh by telling a source what to say and by asking sources to confirm information she had given them.
New York Times Reporters Also Omitted Key Kavanaugh Detail In NPR Interview
It’s not that the reporters mentioned the most important fact and it was edited out by NPR. Pogrebin and Kelly have a pattern of omitting this detail, and other key details.
Mollie Hemingway: New York Times’ Kavanaugh Story Is Journalistic Malpractice
Mollie Hemingway and Carrie Severino discuss why it is unacceptable for The New York Times to publish allegations that the alleged victim doesn’t recall.
Lord Conrad Black On Brexit, Media, Trade, And Silicon Valley
Lord Conrad Black joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss media and how newspapers have failed to adjust to the Internet age.
Media Bias Goes International In Coverage Of Amazon Fires, Brexit, And More
Reporting on President Trump has always been bad, but press malfeasance in Brazil and Great Britain show things are only getting worse.
The Left Dumps On Apollo 11 As A White, Male Enterprise
The cultural events surrounding America putting the first human on the moon are irrelevant to the identity politics left, who care more about people’s sex and skin color than their accomplishments.
Twitter Is Now Banning Conservatives For Investigative Journalism About Big Tech’s Abortion Activism
Twitter once again censors pro-life content, choosing to enforce their ‘rules’ only when it shields the pro-abortion mob.
Hemingway And Harsanyi Podcast: Happy Mueller Report Day!
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss the dropping of the Mueller Report and the media’s hair-on-fire reaction.
Research Finds Connection Between Pulitzer Prize Winners And Board’s Media Affiliations
Several publications have won Pulitzers while their editors and publishers sat on the Pulitzer Prize board. Coincidence? Maybe.
Interview: Jonathan Swan On The Evolution Of Trump’s White House
Axios Reporter Jonathan Swan joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio to discuss the outrage over Ilhan Omar this week, White House staff, and more.
Qatar Hacking Scandal Illustrates How U.S. Media Megaphones Foreign Agitprop
In the Elliott Broidy case, the media’s anti-Trump hysteria aligned with Qatar’s interests. The story of how Qatar’s paid actors targeted him using U.S. media deserves to be well-known.
How America’s Scornful Elites Helped One Of The Worst Media Liars Ever
So how did Claas Relotius deceive an army of professional journalists for years and trigger the biggest journalism scandal in decades? With help from the American elite.
CNN Journalism Award Winner Exposed As Massive Fraud
Claas Relotius, who was once named CNN Journalist of the Year, resigned from his job as a writer and editor at German news magazine Der Spiegel after confessing to purveying fake news on a ‘grand scale.’
Megan McArdle On Kitchen Appliance Guidance And Holiday Meals
Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle discusses The Weekly Standard, the best kitchen gadget gifts, and what to make for Christmas dinner this year.
The Story Of How Our Politicians Became Celebrities
Matt Bai’s book unpacks the story of Gary Hart’s career and the transformation of political media. It’s now the basis of the new movie, “The Front Runner.”
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