It was inevitable that in the midst of a full-bore attempt to reorder America in accordance with social-justice objectives, America’s left-leaning mainstream media would commemorate Independence Day by trying to shoot down absolutely everything that makes Americans love their country….
In Ayn Rand’s bestselling screed against the evils of bureaucracy, Atlas Shrugged, the nation’s infrastructure collapses as political hacks and regulators exert ever more control. In one of the book’s best-known scenes (outside of John Galt’s absurd 60-page radio diatribe),…
In 1990, David Shaw of the Los Angeles Times published a study confirming the pro-abortion bias of the mainstream media. Shaw was a prominent media critic at the time and his story caused a big splash. He noted that “most…
Nicholas Goldberg went to Harvard, and he’s more virtuous than you. Read any of his columns at the Los Angeles Times, where he is the current associate editor and former editorial page editor, and that message becomes clear. An especially…
Wow. It was the first question asked of President Trump at his Thursday press conference. Here’s the headline from Mediaite: ABC’s Jon Karl Confronts Trump on Woodward Tapes: ‘Why Did You Lie to the American People?’ The president responded by…
Our Libby Krieger informs us that a New York Times Magazine contributor, one Jody Rosen, wrote a piece for the Los Angeles Times calling on America to “abandon the ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ ” for a “less offensive national anthem.” Offensive that is…
California has recently been grappling with an enormous surge in coronavirus cases. As of Monday, the state had over 326,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and over 7,000 total deaths, according to the Los Angeles Times’ case tracker. In response to these…
Sacramento After a group of homeless moms simply moved into a vacant three-bedroom house in Oakland owned by a company that invests in local real estate, local progressives turned them into folk heroes. These women weren’t squatters who took something…
The editors of the Los Angeles Times were evidently in such a snit after reviewing the results of yesterday’s California primaries that they were unable to sleep. At 3 a.m. this morning, they delivered themselves of a 465-word diatribe wherein they reprimanded…
This is not about my hometown newspaper but about America. The Los Angeles Times is a metaphor for the hysterical reaction to the proposed elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Friday’s front page included a photo of…
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