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Fare thee well, Adam O'Neal
There’s a line from Bob Dylan’s caustic lament, “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right,” that goes like this: Goodbye is too good a word, babe, so I’ll just say fare thee well.
I was going to title this post “Good riddance, Adam O’Neal,” but t...
The predictable disgrace of the White House Correspondents Dinner
The insults. The lies. The extremely unfunny attempts at humor.
The lack of respect for the role of the free press. The lack of respect for the U.S. Constitution, which forbids a Trump run for president in 2028. The lack of respect for th...
A 'D' and a bunch of 'B's — my report card for the media covering Trump's awful speech
You’ve heard of the easy A? Well, in this media report card following Donald Trump’s primetime speech on Thursday night, I’ll hand out this easy D.
The D goes to Fox News, which surprisingly managed not to flunk altogether. While it did ai...
What we need right now is a big, juicy 'truth sandwich'
The concept of the “truth sandwich” is pretty simple. When dealing with political lies and propaganda, the media should not simply put false information out there and then offer some mild fact-checking afterwards.
Instead, provide three di...
The yin and yang of the New York Times in the Trump era
A former student of mine, a young journalist, wrote to me a couple of weeks ago unhappy with this New York Times headline.
“Supreme Court Mail Ballot Ruling Deals New Blow to Trump’s Election Plans.”
The headline, she pointed out, “normal...
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I’m a pro-democracy media critic, an author and an occasional glass-ceiling breaker. You might know me as the former public editor of the New York Times.
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