For years, I was a suffering artist seeking attention wherever I could find it. Like so many others, I found it on Fox News.

The press has been feverishly demanding more and more wonky details about the presidential candidates’ proposals. If only they could understand them!

He takes a 9/11 “truther” to the 9/11 ceremony. Are we going to start talking frankly now about his mental unfitness?

Pointing out that right-wingers are lying is fine and necessary. But the bigger job is to make these lies a bigger part of the liar’s public identity.

Some take the view that anti-Zionism is never antisemitic. Others say it always is. Both are wrong—and both obstruct honest dialogue.

Trump can’t win by getting people to like him, so he’ll do the opposite. I hope Kamala is ready for anything.

Avoiding the press will only invite negative coverage—and it suggests that the people who ran Biden’s disastrous reelection campaign are still calling the shots.

The Washington Post led with his incoherent comments about childcare in a Thursday speech. In the Times’ account? Barely a word.

Mike Barnicle’s throw-down Wednesday should open the floodgates: Coverage of Donald Trump’s mental fitness for office is not just fair game. It’s necessary.

Yes, he’s gotten more than a billion views in pushing his MAGA propaganda. But it’s inept and ineffective.

The political press’s efforts to rationalize Trump’s incoherent statements are eroding our shared reality and threatening informed democracy.

A truly idiotic Politico headline. A deeply embarrassing Times piece on Trump’s housing “policy.” How can these people be doing this again?

A man portrayed last week as undecided has in fact left a long online MAGA trail. Was it just a mistake, or is CNN misleading viewers for the sake of compelling television?

It was a week of raucous enthusiasm and ear-bursting decibels. But the convention wasn’t perfect. And the hard work of winning the election lies in wait.

Political influencers have made a big splash in Chicago. But are they press, propagandists, or something in between?

As everyday Americans tune in to watch Kamala Harris receive her party’s nomination, they should trust what they see with their own eyes—especially as D.C.’s chattering class tries to gaslight them.

In 2016, when Clinton campaign emails were leaked, the press ran with them hot and heavy. But today, the same outlets are sitting on a Trump campaign hack. Why?

Rupert Murdoch and his minions have poisoned the brains of millions of American men. Tim Walz is the cure.

He claims he was “tricked” into supporting her transition, but Vivian Jenna Wilson is living proof of the power of gender-affirming care.