Charlie LeDuff Calls Out The Facade Of The American Media Elites
Journalist Charlie LeDuff traveled the country for 3 years, from the Mexican border to the riots of Ferguson, interviewing Americans as their lives unravel.
How Tom Wolfe Reinvented Journalism And The Great American Novel
Tom Wolfe set a new standard in both the world of fiction and nonfiction, and with his passing, all we’re left with are pipsqueak visionaries.
Tom Wolfe Was America’s Carnival Barker
Tom Wolfe, the journalist and novelist who died yesterday at 88, was our enthusiastic guide to the raucous and colorful spectacle that is America.
Radio With Becket Adams On WHCD, Stormy Daniels, And Westworld
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Becket Adams discusses journalism awards, Trump’s Stormy Daniels problem, and the new season of Westworld.
Is Journalism Also Activism? Josh Kraushaar Responds To Parkland Student Journalist
Josh Kraushaar, Politics Editor at National Journal, talks journalism, politics, sports, and makes predictions for 2018 midterms on Federalist Radio.
We Have Noted Your Absence From The Effort To Get Kevin Williamson Fired
The Atlantic is taking heat from outside critics as well as from within their own newsroom for hiring National Review’s Kevin Williamson.
Politico’s Tim Alberta On Journalism, Dave Ramsey, And Pat Buchanan
Tim Alberta has profiled a number of prominent figures inside and outside of DC, including John Boehner, Dave Ramsey, Pat Buchanan and more.
Listen: Interview With NYT Reporter Jeremy Peters On Political Journalism
Jeremy Peters covers politics for the New York Times and joins Ben Domenech on Federalist Radio to recount his career in reporting, campaigns, and politics.
Podcast With Andy Ferguson On Writing, Politics, And Bogus Expertise
Andrew Ferguson of The Weekly Standard joins Ben Domenech on Federalist Radio to discuss his least favorite things about our current media and politics.
Why It Shouldn’t Be A Federal Crime To Punch Reporters
Eric Swalwell’s bill would limit a universal freedom to a discrete class, and place the government—either through bureaucracy or through the courts—in charge of defining that class.
New York Times Struggles Over Whether Any Conservatives Are Fit To Print
This week, two New York Times writers drew outrage from progressives. Will the paper succumb to criticism, or continue its new commitment to conservative voices?
Dear America: Your News Media Absolutely Hates You
Having judged the American project kaput after the election of Donald Trump, the media has now stooped to the level of defending the North Koreans.
How A Watchdog Sacrificed Press Freedom To Partisanship
The Committee to Protect Journalists just gave Donald Trump its award for Undermining Global Press Freedom, making a mockery of its supposed mission.
Repairing Media Mistrust Means Understanding It Didn’t Start With Trump’s Attacks
This problem did not appear in 2015 when a real estate magnate descended an escalator. The descent began decades ago. The good news is, accountability matters, even to those who trust media least.
I’m A Liberal, And I Agree With Sean Hannity That American Journalism Is Dead
The 2016 election opened my eyes to this ‘Truman Show’-like media universe we’ve all been inhabiting.
CNN’s Self-Congratulation Orgy After Trump’s Latest Attack Only Illustrates His Point
The network responded to President Trump’s gibe by portraying it as the home of hero journalists, but that doesn’t answer questions about its biased reporting and panels.
Who Else Helped Hide Harvey Weinstein? Entertainment Journalists
If it was so well known, why did no one stop him? Complicity with Harvey Weinstein’s attacks is built into the entertainment industry.
Despite What You’ve Heard About Subscription Booms, The Media Is Still Tanking
The Pew Research Center has pointed out that, despite subscription increases for a few big newspapers, overall circulation and revenue for the industry are down.
Will Sending 1,000 Young Reporters To Local Newsrooms Improve Journalism?
The initiative describes itself as a public service program, one that seeks to reinvigorate a local journalism industry that’s struggling to survive.
Trump’s Attacks On The Media Are Not Even Close To Hitlerian
Since (at least) the inception of the American republic, attacks on journalists in the United States have had a dark and painful history, and it’s a history other than Hitler, rooted in American soil.
Victor Davis Hanson On The Fate Of The West, Trump, And The ResistanceBen Weingarten interviews writer and scholar Victor Davcontinue reading >- TIME Stands By Erroneous Crying Girl Cover Story Because Of Its Propaganda Value'The June 12 photograph of the 2-year-old Honduran girlcontinue reading >
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