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The News Pace Quickens; Attention Shortens Jan. 31, 2020
One of the least noticed phenomena of the 21st century is the pace of life now quickening. It is ref... Read More
Censorship by Theft on University Campus Nov. 20, 2019
Radford University, a taxpayer-supported institution in southwestern Virginia, is in a public relati... Read More
An Embarrassing but Very Teachable Moment for College Journalists Nov. 19, 2019
Much as conservatives blast the news media for a supposed liberal bias, the sting of press scrutiny ... Read More
Politics of Impeachment Nov. 12, 2019
Atlantic magazine recently had some interesting observations about the way the House Democrats' impe... Read More
Count on Big Media to Protect Anti-Trump Sources Nov. 10, 2019
WASHINGTON — It's so precious watching big-name journalists speak of the sanctity of the anony... Read More
Short Takes on Badly Named Streets and Badly Informed Federal Staffers Nov. 04, 2019
Naming Rights The last thing the St. Louis region needs is to continue offering accolades to a team ... Read More
Whistle(blow) While You Work Oct. 30, 2019
Pity the poor word "whistleblower." Like the intrepid human it denotes, this term has endured a long... Read More
Field of Anonymous Trump Donors Getting Crowded Oct. 27, 2019
WASHINGTON — Last year, when a "senior administration official" wrote an anonymous New York Ti... Read More
The March of Death by Anonymous Sources Oct. 23, 2019
CNN host Jim Sciutto was mocked for tweeting two months ago, "Let's please ban the word 'narrative' ... Read More
The Anatomy of a Terrible Liberal Media Lie Oct. 22, 2019
I have to tell you a remarkable personal story, a story that proves the liberal media are, in fact, ... Read More
The Anatomy of a Terrible Liberal Media Lie Oct. 20, 2019
I have to tell you a remarkable personal story, a story that proves the liberal media are, in fact, ... Read More
Gloria Allred, Superlawyer Oct. 19, 2019
She is almost as famous as the women she represented and the men she has held responsible. She has b... Read More
The Silence of the Aides Oct. 06, 2019
WASHINGTON — There is a price to pay when a U.S. president communicates mostly through tweets,... Read More
The New York Times Repeatedly Called a Famous Cartoonist an Anti-Semite -- and Didn't Ask Him for Comment Oct. 04, 2019
Earlier this year, Portuguese cartoonist Antonio Moreira Antunes drew one of the most controversial ... Read More
Kroger: Don't Lose Local News Oct. 02, 2019
Do you shop at a Kroger supermarket? Or maybe at Ralphs, Fred Meyer, King Soopers, Fry's, City Marke... Read More
The President and the Journalist Sep. 26, 2019
Of course, Donald Trump is not just another president, and Cokie Roberts was not just another journa... Read More
Daily Life in the Pigpen Sep. 17, 2019
We live in extraordinary times, do we not? No one I know can remember, so far as I am aware, discuss... Read More
Saying Goodbye in a Changing World Sep. 06, 2019
Saying goodbye is never easy. Every school child quotes "Parting is such sweet sorrow" from "Romeo a... Read More
Billionaires Who Promise to Save Journalism and Then Default: It Ought to Be a Crime Sep. 06, 2019
Let's talk about fraud: "A person or thing intended to deceive others, typically by unjustifiably cl... Read More
Curb Your Enthusiasms. Biden's the One Sep. 05, 2019
As the Democratic contenders gallop around the backstretch, political handicappers are once again ob... Read More
