Ross Douthat is a conservative columnist at The New York Times, and a very good one. Today, he took issue with the “Dark Knight Rises” review I published over the weekend, calling it “equally preposterous” to a Salon review that declared
A new analysis by the American Action Forum has found that the Supreme Court’s Obamacare ruling will stick taxpayers with hundreds of billions in new costs to implement President Obama’s healthcare exchanges. The reason: states who decide to dump Medicaid
In a teary, Oprah-esque farewell at the conclusion of this morning’s “Today Show,” co-host Ann Curry announced she would be staying on with the show but not in the seat next to Matt Lauer. In a pretty smart move, NBC
On June 6, I wrote about a New York Times article on a “highly classified” operation begun under George W. Bush but “significantly expanded” and continued under Barack Obama. The operation was one of cyber warfare, and one of its principal targets was
After two weeks dominated by gaffes in which Bill Clinton publiclyundercut the President’s campaign strategy, Obama now has anotherex-President to deal with. Jimmy Carter wrote an op-edfor Monday’s New York Times which is critical of recent changes in theway America
When New York Times reporter Anthony Shadid died in Syria earlier this year, his death was absorbed along with the civic unrest and military upheaval that have been prevalent in that country for some time. Add the inherent dangers of
As the state of New York continues to carry the legal torch lit seven years ago by disgraced former Attorney General Eliot Spitzer against American International Group (AIG) and its former CEO Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, two new and startling revelations
In a love letter to themselves, the New York Times reviewed Aaron Sorkin’s new show “The Newsroom” and gushed: “CNN, which has long struggled to locate an anchor for its 8 p.m. hour, may have finally found him. Will McAvoy is
The European Union is on the brink of collapse, and a ruling by Europe’s highest court may accelerate this process. The Court of Justice of the European Union, according to the New York Times, “ruled that workers who happened to
Super essay from City Art’s Armond White: If you didn’t get the Memo to hate Adam Sandler, his new movie That’s My Boy would seem another likable, if minor, entry in his continuing series of unexpectedly challenging human comedies. The
As a dad of four kids, it’s getting more and more difficult to let them watch sporting events or music shows on broadcast television without fear that they – and my wife and me – will be assaulted by people using
The New York Times Editorial Board and their editor, Andrew Rosenthal, thinkthe Operation Fast & Furious investigation is “a pointless partisan fight.” Their op-ed takes the position that one of the deadliest political scandals in American history has been blown
Last night during the RightOnline Welcome Event, filmmaker Andrew Marcus previewed a 17-minute clip from his upcoming documentary “Hating Breitbart.” While not giving away too much of the film’s approach to representing the late rebel media mogul, the footage displayed
On Wednesday, a San Francisco online news operation reported that Solyndra, the failed solar panel manufacturer that scored some $535 million in federal loan guarantees under President Obama’s “green jobs” push, had understated the job losses that occurred when they folded.
When the Department of Justice announced on Wednesday that it would drop all charges against John Edwards, it effectively closed the legal book on the former presidential candidate. But make no mistake, the Edwards affair is a slam-dunk indictment of
Matthew Boyle at The Daily Caller found another incident at Politico regarding Fast & Furious. On Monday, Politico writers Jake Sherman and John Bresnahan reported Speaker John Boehner’s office is continuing informal discussions with the Department of Justice. This is
The liberal New York Times has used the news pages to push its liberal agenda, attack conservatives, and conceal information that is damaging to liberals. They have done this under the fake pretense of being an “objective” outlet, acting like
CNN’s Howard Kurtz told “The Wrap” that the information given to the New York Times and other news outlets had to come from someone in the Administration because of the nature of the information.
Sadly, it’s easy to live free and not think about the price others pay to keep us that way: so easy to climb into bed at night, beneath a comforter and a ceiling fan and not think about the thousands
“The notion that my White House would purposely release classified national security information is offensive,” President Barack Obama said at a press conference Friday in reference to two New York Times stories. The first dealt with White House “Kill Lists,” while
Context is one of the most important things a journalist can provide. There’s the old joke of a sportscaster giving out scores on the nightly news; 5 to 2, 7 to 0, 3 to 1. Without team names the numbers
Wednesday afternoon, the president of Estonia, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, contemptuously fired back at Paul Krugman, the New York Times leftist columnist who hilariously fancies himself an expert on financial matters. Krugman’s column, which came out earlier in the day, started the
Charlie Savage at The New York Times is at it again. Since October I’ve reported the different times he’s distorted the truth on Operation Fast & Furious. He even misled Representative Paul Gosar’s office on an article that turned out
On June 1, the New York Times ran a column which lauded President Obama for his continuation of President George W. Bush’s “sophisticated attacks on the computer systems that run Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities.” The Times pointed out that Obama
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s move to legalize gambling in New York State may give rise to more stories like this one in the New York Times, “Gambling Group Gave $2 Million to a Cuomo Ally“; however, it’s a complicated
