Gene Weingarten should not have apologized
It’s not racist to make fun of food
Washington Post
Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Should Khashoggi have been warned?
What did the US intelligence agencies know and when did they know it?
The death of the private citizen
Why do news outlets keep seeking to out people who’ve done nothing wrong?
Thursday
Why do journalists keep repeating the same mistake?
The folly of single-source reporting and quiet retractions
Monday
The media dies in lies
The Washington Post’s fabrications cement public mistrust
The American media is in a Chinese finger-trap
Outlets shilling for the PRC fully deserve to be dubbed ‘enemies of the people’
Monday
The incredible vanishing World Health Organization
‘Lockdowns just have one consequence that you must never ever belittle, and that is making poor people an awful lot poorer’
Tuesday
What’s happening to Jennifer Rubin?
The coronavirus appears to have claimed what remains of the Washington Post writer’s sanity
Monday
The antifa aesthetic
No wonder the Washington Post gave antifa a makeover
Friday
The age of online bullying is back
When did the Washington Post become a high school burn-book?
Wednesday
In praise of Kayleigh McEnany
She’s a patient but no-nonsense camp counselor in charge of the problem kids
Saturday
Kayleigh McEnany’s media jujitsu
‘Gotcha’ questions no longer have the intended effect
Tuesday
The ambition of Kristi Noem
The South Dakota governor had a novel approach to COVID…so the media accused her of angling for an admin job
Monday
The coronavirus class divide
Who actually thinks rural Americans are breaking quarantine for sport rather than necessity?
Thursday
Our brave journalists
In an uncertain time, the media falls back on the thing it knows best: dividing people
Tuesday
Trump campaign hits the media where it hurts — in court
Could Trump be gagging the people who, by endlessly and unfairly tarring him, make him look better than he is?
Sunday
The biggest problem with today’s writers? Mediocrity
Fear is only part of the equation
Tuesday
The Washington Post gets the British elections wrong
Nobody in Britain is politically literate
Sunday
Awful Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi headline inspires #WaPoDeathNotices
A masterclass in headline-writing from the Washington Post
