Fake News and Its Results

Apple has a history of promoting left-wing news sources while almost completely ignoring right-leaning ones. iPhone users nationwide were urged to vote after consulting left-wing media sites on Tuesday. Apple News’ sent an alert to users that read “This personalized guide has all the information you need.” Clicking the alert then takes users to a

Several major media companies targeted by litigation from President Trump and top administration officials are fighting back in court, signaling a new era of tension between the president and a press he and his allies view as overly hostile. The trend stands in contrast to a string of high-profile settlements and capitulations made by major media companies during

I was recently contacted by one of our readers of Wisconsin Christian News, and asked to report on the devastation of families caused by fake news.  Specifically, regarding “QAnon.”  This man told me about a family that he and his wife were close to, which was torn apart because the wife followed QAnon posts “religiously,” watching videos of

No one really knows what triggers obsessions. Tucker Carlson’s obsession with Jews and Israel is no exception. When I was about 12 or 13, I had a friend who was fun to be with.  When we were in my house or hers, we’d talk endlessly about our schoolmates, our teachers, her mother’s illness, and boys, boys,

How many times can one newspaper screw up a story? Predictably, the New York Times pooh-poohed the release of the classified annex to the Durham report. Charlie Savage wrote: Kash Patel, the F.B.I. director, and other Trump allies have declared that a newly declassified report on the Russia investigation provides “evidence that the Clinton campaign

The masks are coming off when it comes to (now-formerly) prominent members of our media. Exhibit A is Terry Moran, the recently axed senior national correspondent for ABC News. Moran has always been a partisan and a petty one at that. But what he wrote regarding Trump deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller was as

You know the stereotype of the NPR listener: an EV-driving, Wordle-playing, tote bag–carrying coastal elite. It doesn’t precisely describe me, but it’s not far off. I’m Sarah Lawrence–educated, was raised by a lesbian peace activist mother, I drive a Subaru, and Spotify says my listening habits are most similar to people in Berkeley. I fit