
Finally, Can We Ask Who Really Colluded With Russia?
If the crime is promoting distrust in institutions, the evidence is strongest against the FBI and media.
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If the crime is promoting distrust in institutions, the evidence is strongest against the FBI and media.
If your big takeaway from the Durham report is that it didn’t solve the mystery of Trump and Putin, you might be checked out from reality.
The 2020 Georgia situation mirrors events of 60 years ago in Hawaii, revealing that everything the media have said about ‘fake electors’ is wrong.
Every day, investigators uncover potential evidence that President Joe Biden sold out the country for personal gain, yet even when on full display, the corporate media refuse to call out the Democrat’s corruption, deliberately choosing to ignore the scandal.
Almost no one after the election swallowed the notion that Dominion had rigged its voting machines. But millions before the election may have been swayed by the Biden campaign and the media-generated lie that the authentic Biden laptop was part of a Russian intelligence operation.
The president’s press conference cheat sheet raises serious questions about journalistic ethics as well as his declining mental state.
At the time of publication, the tweet itself had been viewed over 62 million times. The included video had been viewed 18.7 million times. For comparison, 18.7 million people also watched the 2023 Academy Awards during the live broadcast.
TO THE delight and relief of millions around the world, Tucker Carlson broke his silence yesterday, courtesy of Elon Musk’s nearly liberated Twitter and perhaps in response to Musk’s offer to give him a new platform there.
The argument that has long been made for having the federal government sustain what is labeled “public broadcasting”—although it appears so often to run contrary to public opinion and sensibility—is that there is demand for information that cannot support itself independently.
The case could have had major implications for the media, as the landmark 1964 U.S. Supreme Court case Times v. Sullivan held that a news organization must be shown to have acted with actual malice to be found guilty of defamation.
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