Big Journalism

Pop quiz: What was the biggest news story this week? And I don’t mean, what was the biggest news story according to Obama’s media. Obviously, it was the economy taking a nosedive into negative territory last quarter, along with the

Discussing gun control, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on Friday told a Utah sheriff that if Barack Obama issues an executive order, that order is the law and the sheriff must obey. However, jurisprudence on this topic reveals exactly the opposite. As

Andrew Breitbart did not take pleasure in the misfortune of individuals with whom he had battled over the years. Yet there was nothing he hated more than the collusion of the mainstream media in perpetuating left-wing lies, destroying lives in

ABC News’ Cynthia McFadden Wednesday compared former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to founding father and former President Thomas Jefferson during a one-on-one interview. On the January 30 broadcast of Nightline, McFadden spoke to Clinton in what was billed as

Media Matters for America (MMfA) is accusing David Mamet, and by extension, Newsweek magazine, of “red-baiting” for showing the commonalities between the language of gun control and the language of Marxism. As I wrote on Jan. 26, the cover story

On the January 29th episode of Charlie Rose, Al Gore defended his decision regarding his sale of Current to Al Jazeera, and had some choice words for FOX News.   And on the Jon Stewart Show, Gore opened his bleeding heart

According to Katie Couric, she and Larry King dated once, 26 years ago. King was 56. Couric was 33. Surely it was a love match. But according to Couric, it didn’t go well. Couric wore a leather skirt on the

How bad was Chuck Hagel’s performance at his confirmation hearing for the post of Secretary of Defense? So bad that even White House officials are willing to admit glumly to the New York Times that it was “somewhere between baffling and

In a poignant reminder of a simpler time in America, when the pace of events was slower and the electronic world of video games, cell phones, and obsessing on the Internet was still well in the future, the Daily Mail

On March 23, 2012, President Obama announced that Americans had to do some “soul searching.” The reason? A seventeen-year-old young man named Trayvon Martin had been shot and killed in Sanford, Florida. Now, what separated young Trayvon from all of

Today, Breitbart News spoke with Robert Zimmerman Jr., brother of George Zimmerman, the man who shot Trayvon Martin and was then slandered as a racist by Steve Capus’ NBC News. Reacting to Capus’ resignation from NBC News, Zimmerman pointed out

For months now, Breitbart News has made Steve Capus the poster boy for the ongoing scandals and instances of editorial fraud that occurred under his watch as NBC News president. During his tenure, no fewer than the equivalent of five

Liberal economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has said that our government’s trillions in debt is not a problem and even intimated that we should print more fiat money to get us out of our bad economy. Krugman

After the American economy delivered more bad news today in the form of an increase in the unemployment rate and job growth that barely kept up with the increase in population, it took exactly 4.3476 seconds for the Washington Post’s

Despite his opportunistic nightly campaign against the Constitution of the United States of America, CNN’s Pierce Morgan’s ratings still aren’t so hot. In fact, RuPaul beat him during the week of January 28th. RuPaul, whose real name is RuPaul Andre

The great thing about this new media-era we’re currently living in (at least for the media), is that there’s no accountability. This means the media can do whatever it wants and manufacture whatever reality it would like to manufacture. For

Because nothing says serious political candidate like a famous mustache and a bizarre history of covering faux Satanic ritual popularity, Geraldo Rivera is prepping for a New Jersey senatorial run, the radio and television host said Thursday. “I mention this

MSNBC refuses to apologize for their deceptively edited video of Neil Heslin, whose son was killed in the Sandy Hook school shooting, being “heckled” by gun rights activists. This is a recurring pattern for NBC News; they have selectively edited

A Jan. 30 column in The Washington Times sent a clear message to those who’ve somehow failed to put two-and-two together in the current gun control debate–gun grabbing politicians want to take our guns away, but leave their guns in

BuzzFeed, The Huffington Post, and NBC News are all holdouts refusing to correct their dishonest reporting about the so-called “heckling incident” involving Neil Heslin, the father of a six-year-old boy murdered in Newtown. By posting the full, unedited video of

In an opinion piece in the New York Times, Kate Aronoff, a student organizer with Swarthmore Mountain Justice and a board member at the Responsible Endowments Coalition, compared her organization’s fight for disinvestment in fossil fuel companies to the fight

It was bad enough that a New York newspaper published the names and addresses of thousands of New York’s legal gun owners, putting many of them in danger and attempting to publicly shame law-abiding citizens, but now it has been

In San Francisco, the decline in newspaper circulation might mean the city is going to the dogs.  San Francisco’s animal control agency is concerned that with the advent of digital media and the concomitant decline in printed newspapers, there will

The effort to ban guns being undertaken by Democrats and President Obama demands a response, and the National Rifle Association isn’t lying down on the job. But is the NRA’s media strategy working? For about a week after the horrific