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The Mar-a-Lago face-off

Megyn Kelly

On beauty

The Mar-a-Lago face-off

Cosmetic surgery and injectables have never been more popular. But the pout’s out

Ani Wilcenski

RFK survives assault from Big Pharma-loving Democrats

They diminished his expressed concerns about the Big Pharma-Big Government unity project and its works

Ben Domenech

Trump hypes the crowd with slick rally on eve of inauguration

He announced that he would order the publication of classified government documents and teased something for the January 6 prisoners

Freddy Gray

Welcome to the era of personality media

It has always been about celebrity, not truth in broadcasting

Stephen L. Miller

Thunderdome

The rude awakening awaiting Trump

It’s not good to have a bye in politics

Ben Domenech

Campaign 2024
December 6, 2023
Republican also-rans tussle in Tuscaloosa
Chris Christie had a standout night
Jacob Heilbrunn
Campaign 2024
November 9, 2023
NewsNation to host next GOP debate in Alabama
Apparently it’s on cable somewhere
Cockburn
Cockburn’s Diary
September 8, 2023
Will Trump stop using reelection money on legal bills?
Plus: Press-hating Harry and Meghan now fund local journalism
Cockburn
Bad Press
August 17, 2023
Who in the media will be Trump’s debate co-conspirator?
If he sits out, he’s counting on at least one hack coming with him
Stephen L. Miller
Media
April 25, 2023
Where does Tucker Carlson go from here?
Could the ousted Fox host return to magazine journalism?
Cockburn
Drink
December 23, 2022
Cockburn’s Christmas party chronicles
New York… DC… Shaker Heights, Ohio?
Cockburn
Internet
June 29, 2020
Parler is not going to replace Twitter
The conservative app is not a driver of news and events
Stephen L. Miller
Internet
June 19, 2020
The age of online bullying is back
When did the Washington Post become a high school burn-book?
Kat Rosenfield

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