

Is Twitter DeSantis’ Problem?
A columnist argues his failed launch was emblematic of a larger problem.
A columnist argues his failed launch was emblematic of a larger problem.
Turns out that costing your employer nearly a billion dollars isn’t good for your career.
The would-be President is floundering as he tries to position himself.
As memory of the Cold War fades, so does support for American primacy.
Tucker is one of those “elites” he saying hates his audience.
They went all-in on the Big Lie and we now have the receipts that they knew what they were doing.
Republicans are dying at a much higher rate than Democrats.
The former President and his supporters are crying “weaponization of the justice system.”
We know a lot less about the motives of spree killers than the public discourse suggests.
The face of Fox News is not the bow-tied buffoon from his “Crossfire” days.
The craziest damn thing you’ve ever heard of or a secret message to the crazies?
The network’s longtime weekend anchor couldn’t take it anymore.
Whether dupes or active participants, the damage is real (and points us back to 2016).
We’re likely to see more instances like the Capitol Riot and the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings.
A media critic argues we pay outsized attention to the goings-on at Fox, MSNBC, and CNN.
The right questions are: 1) why do some some on the right like him, and 2) should this concern us all?
Hungary is part of a broader global trend, but the real issue isn’t Hungary, it is the Americans who praise Hungary.
Stories, links, and brief observations from the week that never grew into posts.
A pandemic and the rise of Zoom meetings unleashed an academic theory into the wild.
A special session looms. (And how this is not like the filibuster in the US Senate).
Losing viewers to fringe networks, the Fair and Balanced team is joining them.