Ari Paul

Corporate media are allowing the debate to revolve around the question of whether Tim Walz was quick enough to use force against Black Lives Matter protests.

Free speech debates tend to value the importance and rights to a platform of the saintly media class.

The Wall Street Journal comes out against journalism that exposes how powerful institutions function.

The Editorial board criticized recent investigations into SCOTUS as an attempt to "tarnish the court as political."

Whether Eric Adams resigns as New York mayor or not, the city's left will have an opportunity to set the narrative of the mayoral election next year — something it failed to do in 2021.

The message of Emma Green’s one-sided New Yorker piece is that the issue of declining birth rates is not economic, but a spiritual rot in contemporary society.

The speech of white supremacists must be defended, but criticism of Israel and support for Palestinian human rights are going too far.

Russian state radio network Radio Sputnik is off the air in the two markets on which it aired in the United States, and the cause of the closure is reportedly US government sanctions.

The Los Angeles Times will not be making a presidential endorsement in this election, the first time the paper has stayed silent on a

“Revenge—it’s a big part of Trump’s life,” Mother Jones‘ David Corn (10/19/16) wrote just before Trump was elected to the presidency the first time:In speeches and public talks, Trump has repeatedly expressed his fondness for retribution. In 2011, he addressed the National Achievers Congress in Sydn...