journalism
18 pieces tagged “journalism”, newest first.
What Is Good Journalism?
There need to be standards for integrity and courage in journalism. Tucker Carlson seems to have misplaced both of them.
Journalists Shun Journalism
Far too many media reporters think they’re being perfectly fair and also that they don’t have to be fair.
USA Today’s Fake News Factory
The Leftmedia’s narrative-driven “reporting” is the root of the problem with journalism today.
CNN Eschews Balanced News Coverage
Brian Stelter argues that the mainstream media should be pushing the Democrat agenda.
‘Journalists’: The New Censors
Those who were once the guardians of free speech have now become its mortal enemies.
Yesteryear’s Propagandist Is Today’s ‘Journalist’
Anti-journalist activists have largely replaced genuine journalists in today’s mainstream media.
Study Insists Journalists Aren’t Swayed by Leftist Bias
The vast majority are extreme leftists, but researchers claim it doesn’t affect their journalism.
Student Journalists Cave to ‘Woke’ Mob
The Daily Northwestern apologizes for covering protesters at Jeff Sessions’s speech.
Guns: Bad Journalism and Bad Politics
Are you opposed to “common sense” gun laws? These are what liberals like Hillary Clinton are always proclaiming their support for. In their telling, expanding background checks, closing the “gun show loophole,” and restricting Internet sales will, in the words of liberal columnist E.J. Dionne, “(limit) the carnage on our streets, in our schools and houses of worship, and at our movie theaters.” That’s not an argument — it’s moral grandstanding, and not a word of it holds up under scrutiny.
Questions Legitimate Journalists Should Be Asking Hillary Clinton
On Sept. 14, 2012, three days after the murder of Ambassador Christopher Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods in Benghazi, Libya, Hillary Clinton appeared at Andrews air force base, where she spoke with family members of those slain. Shortly afterward, Tyrone Woods’ father reported that she told him, “We are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of your son.” Sean Smith’s mother recently repeated this, saying, “She said it was because of the video.” Glen Doherty’s sister said she chose “in that moment to basically perpetuate what she knew was untrue.”
Take the Journalists Off the Debate Stage
The most acclaimed candidate debates in American history — the Lincoln-Douglas encounters of 1858 — had nothing in common with modern presidential debates: No questions from moderators, no 60-second time limits, no ricocheting from topic to topic, no real-time reaction from focus groups. No pre- and post-debate sermonizing by political pundits. No Anderson Cooper or Megyn Kelly. No presidential candidates, even. (Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas were running for the US Senate).
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