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September 28, 2017

Megyn Kelly on 'Today': Why the caustic critics keep harping on Fox

Most TV critics are savaging Megyn Kelly over her “Today” show debut, and the nature of their carping is rather revealing.

September 27, 2017

Why Trump backers aren't swayed by media attacks, with or without Fox

If you live inside the Beltway hothouse, you’re practically fainting from all the Trump taunts against the media, from the CNN faux-wrestling video to the cosmetic slap at Mika Brzezinski.

September 27, 2017

Undiplomatic attacks? Trump rips CNN, NBC from Poland

I was watching live yesterday as President Trump gave a lengthy speech in Poland that was full of historical sweep, a defense of NATO and a call to action against radical Islamic terrorism.

September 27, 2017

Trump-Putin: Once hype fades, media lose interest in normal diplomacy

The media buildup cast the Trump-Putin meeting as a momentous occasion on par with the old Reagan-Gorbachev Cold War summits.

September 27, 2017

Has smoke led to fire? Donald Trump Jr. wanted oppo on Hillary

We have been through nearly a year of media reports about President Trump’s campaign and possible Russian collusion that have generally amounted to much smoke and little fire.

September 27, 2017

The Don Jr. emails: Playing defense after purported offer from Russian 'government'

Donald Trump Jr. said he was being “fully transparent” yesterday by releasing the emails that led to his meeting with a Russian lawyer that has caused a media uproar.

September 27, 2017

Conservative carping: Why many on the right aren't defending Don Jr.

During the long campaign, some of Donald Trump’s toughest critics in the media were conservatives.

September 27, 2017

Twitter taunts: Ex-Hillary and Obama aides reveling in the Don Jr. controversy

Some of the happiest campers around right now are the folks who worked for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

September 27, 2017

Republican bill collapses again, because health care is harder than football

President Trump may have put points on the board with his weekend offensive against the NFL, but he lost a big game where the score really counts.

September 27, 2017

Are media dragging out Russia story, or is it the slow pace of disclosure?

Mike McCurry, Bill Clinton’s spokesman during the impeachment mess, used to describe his strategy as “telling the truth slowly.”