Becket Adams

For my friends, ‘context.’ For my enemies, insinuation.

An additional stage exists for anyone dumb enough to have taken Biden at his word.

Allan Lichtman’s weekslong on-air meltdown, refusing to admit his election prediction was wrong, is a symbol of the times.

Media figures making that claim are blaming everyone but the bad candidate herself.

Democrats have tossed the charge around like a beachball at a music festival for years, so it’s no surprise it’s not landing hard on Trump.

The Democratic candidate’s boosters have telegraphed how they really think the Bret Baier interview went.

The network’s struggle session over an appropriately tough interview of Ta-Nehisi Coates is one in a series of embarrassing episodes.

After first talking up Biden’s abilities and then smearing Vance as an incoherent weirdo, they watched the debates unravel all of their spin.

Democrats and the media are conspiring to sow confusion about pro-life laws.

The press chooses victim-blaming and apathy.

That much was made clear by the coverage of the Trump–Harris debate.

Media outlets took J. D. Vance’s words out of context and made him look heartless as a result.

What’s the point of a press corps that’s uninterested in the freedom of the press?

Something weird is happening at Politico and Axios.

The rubric is ‘Heads Democrats win, tails Republicans lose,’ and we see it over and over.

The easiest job in American politics must be serving as a communications staffer for Democratic politicians. The media do your job for you every day.

The national-security analyst’s wife and sometime co-author is charged with being a South Korean agent. Boot’s career as a columnist may be on the line.

Don’t believe the evidence right in front of you, they say.

That dog won’t hunt. Ever.

Left-wing antisemitism enjoys the benefit of a credulous news media that can’t seem to see what ordinary people do.

Only the cool kids determine who can sit at their table.