Journalists have an inherent right and professional duty to defend their industry and its mission against those who want to derail it—even when those threats are coming from the inside.

As Trump floods the zone with mendacity, more and more people are tuning out the news to avoid him. We need a fresh approach.

The vice president was furious that news outlets portrayed the shooting victim as, well, a victim.

The CBS Evening News launch didn’t exactly go to plan.

While the media sleeps, the beginning salvos of Trump’s regime change war is already pushing the nation into crisis.

The Trump administration now has a veto over the Tiffany Network’s newsroom.

The conservative radio host’s new AI chatbot is part of a broader push to create right-wing alternatives to “biased” AI. The pattern should concern everyone.

Scott Bessent has an exciting new theory about why Americans are unhappy with the economy.

He’s clearly slipping, mentally and physically, but the political press suddenly finds it less newsworthy that we have a woefully aging president.

As a passel of MAGA sycophants move into the Defense Department’s press room, The New York Times has filed a First Amendment suit.

The path that Trump is poised to take the nation down is deeply dark—and deeply unpopular.

He came to power through a relentless assault of lies. But the debt owed to the truth is coming due.

The ex-Foxie really lost it on Wednesday. But in fact, she loses it pretty much every day.

While most are concerned about the mayor-elect’s politics, his spiritual underpinnings illuminate the source of his greatest strengths—as well as his potential weaknesses.

There are a number of reasons why the right has a huge advantage in the information ecosystem, but what matters most is the endless river of cold, hard cash.

It’s not socialism or Israel that could bring the mayor-elect down. It’s corruption scandals. Competent, honest appointments are key to his success.

It’s not going to happen. It’s happening: The mainstream media is becoming right-wing. What are wealthy liberals going to do about it?

Readers beware—and be on the lookout for the “departure.”

Republicans can insult half the country without consequence. Democrats say “deplorables” once and never hear the end of it.

Claudia Milne informed network staffers that she would be leaving.