The Washington Post has seen better days. The newspaper that once brought us Watergate published an article last week titled “You know who was into Karl Marx? No, not AOC. Abraham Lincoln,”…
Last week, at the invitation of Sen. Ted Cruz, I spoke to the Senate Judiciary Committee about Google’s having placed more than 60 Prager University videos on its restricted list.…
A report this week in the Wall Street Journal chronicles the border crisis at one of its sources, a city in Guatemala that’s emptying out as families leave for the United States,…
Sorry, guys. It looks like the Apollo 11 moon landing is canceled. Sure, it is neat that humanity in 1969 left Earth to set foot on an astronomical body not…
The most amusing part of the Washington Post‘s profile of Representative Ilhan Omar this past weekend was unquestionably the part where they caught her blatantly ripping off classical literature and passing it off…
Over the weekend, the Washington Post published an opinion article written by Stephanie Wilkinson, the owner of Red Hen restaurant in Lexington, Virginia. Wilkinson famously kicked out White House Press Secretary Sarah…
Following the Thursday release of the transcript from Hope Hicks’s testimony before the Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee, the media quickly concentrated on the questions Trump’s former communications director refused to…
Republican congressman Guy Reschenthaler says he was inadvertently given a window into the “blatant bias” in the newsroom at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette through an email sent to his staff by one of…
Peer pressure is a powerful tool employed to influence and control the behavior of others. It used to be the case that it was truly only effective amongst children, those not…
Was there ever a time when Americans had unquestioning faith in federal law-enforcement agencies? Maybe in the days before Vietnam and Watergate, most citizens did believe that those in charge…
When Attorney General Bill Barr told Congress in April he believed spying did occur against the Trump campaign, he was referring to the work of the formerly respected FBI division…
By Matthew Continetti • Free Beacon I used to laugh every time I heard someone like Elon Musk say that we are living in a Matrix-like simulation. These days, not so…
By Matthew Continetti • Washington Free Beacon I used to laugh every time I heard someone like Elon Musk say that we are living in a Matrix-like simulation. These days,…
By Newt Gingrich • Fox News The collusion lie will go down in history as one of the strangest distortions of reality to dominate the American political scene. For more…
By the Boston Herald The left and its compliant media are willfully reporting false news to the American people. Whether it is a symptom of mass hysteria that is the…