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The Mysterious Journey of an FBI Leak Investigation…

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In January of 2017 California Senator Dianne Feinstein abdicated her position as Vice-Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI). Upon the initiation of a new congress, and two weeks before the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Virginia Senator Mark Warner took the SSCI Vice-Chair seat…. and that’s how things get started. Amid a […]

The New York Time’s Opinion Columnnist, Bari Weiss, Submits Scorching Letter of Resignation Shining Spotlight on the Petulant Antics of the Newsroom…

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I joined the paper with gratitude and optimism three years ago. I was hired with the goal of bringing in voices that would not otherwise appear in your pages: first-time writers, centrists, conservatives and others who would not naturally think of The Times as their home. The reason for this effort was clear: The paper’s […]

This Is How Propaganda’s Supposed to Work: 60% in U.S. Believe Fake Russia Bounty Story…

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It’s the same Russiagate playbook that’s sadly been the norm for years: breathless headlines are issued, the “walls are closing in”, then officials and media begin slowly walking back key aspects, and said walk-backs are buried in back sections of the Times, the substance of the story is memory-holed, while the vague imprint of the […]

Never Relent – Why Did The DOJ Release SSCI Vice-Chairman Mark Warner’s Text Messages on February 9, 2018?…

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Everything is disconnected until somebody connects it. On February 9, 2018, the DOJ released a batch of captured text messages between Senate Intelligence Committee Vice-Chairman Mark Warner and the lawyer for Christopher Steele, Adam Waldman.At the time the texts were released the media narrative surrounded the top-line story that Senator Warner was having back channel […]

FBI Cleared Michael Flynn, Then Media Spread Unfounded Russia Rumors…

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Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn is nearing victory in his battle with the FBI, but the liberal media raised rumors in a parallel operation about the career intelligence officer, his appearance at a dinner in Cambridge, England, and a Russia-born, British citizen scholar. Today, like so many Trump-Russia allegations, the news stories about Mr. […]

Gallup: Media Ranks Dead Last in the Public’s Trust…

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In a Gallup public opinion survey released near the beginning of the coronavirus shutdown, eight of the nine institutions studied received majority positive ratings — led by U.S. hospitals, at 88% approval The media ranked dead last in the study of Americans’ trust in institutions. Only the media got a more negative than positive review. […]

The NY Times Used to Correct Its Whoppers. But Not These Two. Here’s Why…

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The New York Times is widely admired for owning up to its errors. In addition to the corrections it runs each day, it has a tradition of publishing extensive Editor’s Notes and even full-length investigations when it has determined that flawed reporting misled readers and botched the rough first draft of history. Since 2000, these […]

With an Election on the Horizon, Older Adults Get Help Spotting Fake News…

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At the Schweinhaut Senior Center in suburban Maryland, about a dozen seniors gather around iPads and laptops, investigating a suspicious meme of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Plastered over her image, in big, white block letters, a caption reads: “California will receive 13 extra seats in Congress by including 10 million illegal aliens in the 2020 […]

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