With a veneer of impartiality, fact-checkers engage in a uniquely dishonest style of partisanship.
If media wants to challenge the context and politics of Republican arguments, that’s their prerogative. There are plenty of legitimately misleading statement’s worthy of fact-checkers’ attention....
The mainstream media convinced a large portion of the American public that their elected president was illegitimate, playing straight into Vladimir Putin's hands.
For the past two years, the mainstream media has reported hysterically on Russian interference in the 2016...
That Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar has left her anti-Semitic comments online while feigning remorse and deleting others is telling.
Since entering Congress this month, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has found herself indamage control mode over her record of anti-Semitism. Yesterday,...
She doesn't deserve to be lauded as millennials' feminist icon. Her incompetence with numbers and jumbled facts validate every negative stereotype women have been trying to erase for years.
Vox dubbed her “the most buzzed-about first-term member of the House of Representatives,”...
The New York Times admitted on Thursday that the Obama administration deployed multiple spies against the Trump campaign in 2016, confirming recent comments by Attorney General William Barr that 'spying did occur' during the campaign.
Following months of angry claims...
Robert Mueller’s special counsel was presented to the American public as unimpeachable. From its beginning, a distinct minority in politics and media, including several Federalist writers, were skeptical, citing the special counsel’s past prosecutorial abuses, the past alleged misconduct of its pivotal investigators,...
With Sweden suddenly all over the U.S. news, perhaps Americans will cast their eyes to another Scandinavian country to see how they're dealing with their own refugee problem.
Sweden jumped into the headlines over the weekend after President Trump said...
As the spread of COVID-19 begins to slow nationwide, some governors are proving to be more serious than others about what comes next.
As the coronavirus spread slows, governors are responding in different, sometimes wildly divergent ways. Many of them,...
By a 68-23 margin, the Senate decided we haven’t spilled enough blood, broken enough soldiers, or spent enough money on Afghanistan.
The U.S. Senate cannot agree on anything. They are so mired in partisan gridlock, a resolution declaring the sky...
The White House’s Operation Warp Speed chief, Dr. Moncef Slaaoui, who is leading the Trump administration’s efforts to expedite vaccine development for the novel Wuhan coronavirus, said Friday that 20 million doses would be distributed in December.
On Monday, pharmaceutical...
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