Becket Adams is a Columnist at The Hill, National Review, and the Washington Examiner. He specializes in topics related to journalism, media, and legal affairs, exploring the intersections of publishing and press dynamics. Becket's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClearMarkets, The Spectator World, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Becket Adams
Like clockwork — it’s seizing season.
By: Becket Adams
Suddenly, the same news outlets that had once warned of the white supremacist nature of milk consumption and the circle game are insisting subtly that Platner’s SS Totenkopf tattoo might have…
When Kaepernick kneeled, he was a hero. When a few Giants players quote the Bible, that’s another story.
This White House is exactly as inept as advertised.
CNN was right about the war, and I was wrong - Becket Adams
This White House is exactly as inept as advertised.
The commentary that followed sentencing for a violent Antifa attack is delusional.
This is not a continuation of the Democratic Party, but a hostile takeover by people who want to scrap its modern center-left ethos altogether.
This is not a continuation of the Democratic Party, but a hostile takeover by people who want to scrap its modern center-left ethos altogether.
By: Becket Adams
Becket Adams, opinion contributor For the last decade, legacy news outlets have produced endless handwringing over the rise of President Trump and "MAGA-aligned" Republicans.
