New Yorker

Jay Caspian Kang's piece in the New Yorker attempts to boost Graham Platner's Senate candidacy by labeling him as part of the "dirtbag left," though "dirtbag" is usually negative. Platner, portrayed as working-class, faced backlash over a Nazi tattoo he claimed ignorance of, despite evidence to the contrary. Kang's portrayal overlooks Platner's privileged background and raises questions about…

New Yorker writer Jill Lepore's article "Trump and the Presidency That Wouldn’t Shut Up" is a lengthy rant about Donald Trump, reflecting her obsession with his incessant public speaking and social media presence. Lepore compares Trump to infamous figures in American history, highlighting his unprecedented communication style. 

New Yorker magazine has an amusing analysis by art writer Adam Gopnik as to why President Donald Trump tore down the East Wing in order to build a new ballroom next to the White House. The supposed reason gives us insight into just how much corrosive TDS has eaten away at anything resembling rational thought at that periodical. 

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The New Yorker magazine has faced criticism for alleged bias, particularly in a recent article by Kyle Chayka that controversially links conservative commentator Charlie Kirk with his assassin, Tyler Robinson. The piece argues Kirk's online presence fosters toxic dynamics similar to those that radicalize individuals like Robinson, yet critics claim Chayka's piece unfairly equates Kirk's…

n the latest instance of what is a recurring genre, New Yorker writer Susan Glasser registers her insatisfaction at the Democrats’ inability to resist President Donald Trump to her liking. The target of her ire this time is former Vice President Kamala Harris.

On Friday’s Washington Week with The Atlantic, the Democrats around the table were furious that Tulsi Gabbard and Donald Trump accused Team Obama of treason in manipulating intelligence to create the Russian-collusion hoax. Susan Glasser of The New Yorker said Republicans have "lost their souls" in failing to denounce Trump for attacking Obama.

How can it be that in 2025, some leftists are still pretending that Russian collusion is a theory that hasn't been disproven? That it's not "fully digested"? There's still hope, even if "clarity never came."

With the imminent release of the first of what will surely be a legion of books authored by Legacy Media types on the obvious cognitive decline of President Joe Biden, there is a modicum of media self-interest in reporting on the book’s disclosures. But there remains a hesitancy to cover this issue at the Legacy newscasts.

On MSNBC's The Weekend, fake Republican Susan Del Percio claims that Trump "nominated a cabinet to make him 25th Amendment proof."

Just one day after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apparently steered his platforms away from censorship and election interference, Google shamelessly pressed on with its efforts to rig search results against President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees. 

Following Zuckerberg’s Jan. 7…

As President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration draws closer, Google is still relentlessly working to bring down his cabinet-level picks and other nominees. 

The blog critiques a New Yorker article by Jessica Pishko on sheriffs who cooperate with federal immigration laws and support deportation policies under President Trump and Border Czar Tom Homan. Highlighting the skepticism towards these sheriffs, it discusses how local law enforcement, especially elected sheriffs with autonomy, play a significant role in immigration enforcement due to past…