State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner called the recent vote by the UN to grant Palestine observer status a “setback” to the peace process with Israel. His statement came in response to a New York Times article asking the US
The New York Times published a piece Monday attacking Texas for giving financial incentives to companies to encourage them to move to the southern state. This article follows only one day after the Times published a piece that attacked states in general
Suddenly, the Left is claiming that crony capitalism is a bad thing. The Toilet Paper Roll of the Left (The New York Times; no matter how it’s perfumed it still stinks) published an interminably long piece decrying crony capitalism. This
Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. New York Times: Harrowing updates from the frontlines of Lindsay Lohan’s escalating criminality: The actress stands accused of punching not one, but two clubgoers, and also of a “racist” attack involving the phrase
Last week a handful of jihadi terrorists that worked with Hamas were killed in Gaza by the Israeli Defense Force (IDF). These terrorists were hiding among western journalists and pretending to be one of them. Sadly, a few actual journalists
Israel’s IDF has responded to the New York Times’ accusation that they targeted journalists by pointing out “Hamas and Islamic Jihad use journalists for terrorism.” At the heart of the matter is the NYT’s claim that certain Palestinians targeted by
Vast swaths of the American public regard the Wall Street Journal as one of the last bastions of conservatism and a strong supporter of Israel. This perspective is flawed; the op-ed page is consistently conservative and supports Israel, but the
Nate Silver, the New York Times‘ statistical and polling guru, has ripped into Politico, suggesting that they are stupid. Silver said on Bill Simmons’ “BS Report” podcast: What’s remarkable for me is that you had some journalist for Politico who
No sooner than conservatives began achieving electoral wins in the storm of abysmal Obama failures with the US economy and foreign policy, mainstream media began to focus on something other than the norm.They began to focus the nation’s attention on
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney read a portion of a New York Times article from the podium today stating that the real questions on the Benghazi attack had gotten lost because of the focus on Ambassador Susan Rice and
Andrew Rosenthal, editor of the New York Times’ editorial page, angrily conceded today that Republicans have successfully defeated any chance Susan Rice had to become Secretary of State. I couldn’t disagree with him more on that issue, but here’s some willful ignorance
The Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin rounds up some media criticism Obama’s facing over the politics he’s so obviously playing in the face of the oncoming fiscal cliff. Rubin’s correct about this: Obama’s conduct so far bespeaks of a man still determined to
The New York Times, in its reprehensible campaign to vilify Israel and whitewash Hamas, has resorted to lying about terrorists Israel has killed by pretending the targets were journalists. The author, one David Carr, reported in a piece titled “Using
On Tuesday, Intrade, the Irish based market predictions company, announced that “the report of Intrade’s death was premature.” In a statement posted on its website, the company clarified its Monday announcement that it was closing the accounts of American customers. Although
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: Another farcical climate change conference begins in Doha, Qatar Large Tuesday protests planned after Egypt’s Morsi refuses to rescind decree Egypt’s ‘Hope and Change’ candidate Morsi has forgotten all his promises Another farcical climate
Time magazine named “TheProtester” its Person of the Year 2011, inspired by demonstrators in both the Arab Spring and the Occupy Wall Street movement. But the power grab in Egypt last week by Mohammed Morsi highlights just how naïve the
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett argued in a Monday New York Times op-ed for increasing taxes on those making over $500,000 and enacting an alternative minimum tax of 30% on those making between $1 million and $10 million and 35% on
A New York Times story about the lone island of Mitt Romney support in the vast blue sea of New York City buried the lead: that island is heavily Orthodox Jewish. Many Americans constantly ask why Jews consistently vote Democrat,
After Hostess began to liquidate its holdings last week, eliminating 18,500 jobs in the process, critics accused the company’s investors of engaging in so-called “vulture capitalism.” Ripplewood Holdings, which bought Hostess, will actually lose nearly all of the $130 million
More potential law school students take the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) in October, but the number of students taking the test this October plunged 16.4% due to the poor economy, as fewer law school graduates are finding jobs. In
The British Broadcasting Corporation will get its third chief in two months with Lord Tony Hall appointed BBC director-general by the BBC Trust. Lord Hall will take his place as the head of one of the world’s largest broadcasting services
Exit polls from the 2012 election show that Mitt Romney would have lost Wisconsin, Iowa, and New Hampshire even if he had received 100% of the Hispanic vote in those states. This undercuts the notion that Republicans will not win
In Wednesday’s edition of The New York Times, the editorial board praised Republican Chris Christie for rising above politics in his response to Hurricane Sandy. But three weeks ago, as the hurricane was making landfall, they penned a Sandy-themed attack on
Entertainment mogul David Geffen gets the “This Is Your Life” treatment this week courtesy of PBS. PBS’ “American Masters: Inventing David Geffen” covers Geffen’s rise to the top of the Hollywood heap. The documentary also reveals why Geffen, who is
Nothing says good sense like Paul Krugman these days. The Nobel Prize-winning economist recently said that the United States should go back to a 91% top tax bracket; now he says at The New York Times that he’s looking forward
