Becket Adams is a Columnist at The Hill, National Review, and the Washington Examiner. He covers a range of topics including media, government and politics, social issues, and health, with a particular focus on the Supreme Court and abortion. Becket's work has also been featured in outlets such as RealClearMarkets, RealClear Education, and The Spectator World.
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The “firing squad” claim isn’t even a little bit true. It doesn’t lack context. He simply didn’t say what they said he said.
Media figures making that claim are blaming everyone but the bad candidate herself.
Allan Lichtman’s weekslong on-air meltdown, refusing to admit his election prediction was wrong, is a symbol of the times.
By: Becket Adams
Republican lawmakers have announced that Congress will continue to follow the centuries-old norm that men should use the men’s room and women should use the ladies’ room, in response to…
The media's dishonesty in presenting news articles as facts when they are opinion pieces is outrageous.
An additional stage exists for anyone dumb enough to have taken Biden at his word. F or a healthy, normal person, there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
For my friends, ‘context.' For my enemies, insinuation. F or a newspaper that often emphasizes the importance of “context,” the New York Times ' breaking coverage of U.S.
Elizabeth Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended the celebration of cold-blooded murder, with no one in the press blinking an eye, as many journalists, commentators, and editors hold extreme …
Public affection for Luigi Mangione reflects a history of Americans who have found favor for killers and other criminals like Bonnie and Clyde.
PolitiFact's attempt to present the Trump-Vance Springfield pet-eating story as 2024's chief fabrication is absurd on its face. T he
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