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
Zero to hero to zero. T he story of modern academia resembles that of the modern press: an institution designed to provide continuity, trust, and
If ever you find yourself questioning whether the government was right to stop funding PBS, just take an evening to watch. The network is untiringly reminding us all that the answer is “yes.&…
By: Becket Adams
The idea that the court is a rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda really comes down to the mistaken notion that quantity is more important than quality.
Don't let them trick you into thinking it was just an oopsie-daisy. W e're living through a real-life attempt to erase the recent past.
The decline of screenwriting in the age of the franchise M odern screenwriting is in a crisis.
The enemy of your enemy is sometimes still the greater enemy.
By: Becket Adams
I told you this was coming. I was right.
Long live the professional fact-check.
The problem with journalistic consistency is that sometimes it is likely to cost Democrats votes. We can’t have that.
