May 7, 2025

NPR and PBS dug their own graves Taxpayers tired of the bias

Mike Gonzalez

18.01

How Tumblr corrupted the New York Times Identitarian conspiracy theories now fill its pages

Kat Rosenfield

18.11

The media’s Manchester snobbery Britain's newspapers only pretend to be national

Joshi Herrmann

28.07

From Covid to crime: how media hype distorts risk The pandemic has forced everyone to undertake a high-stakes crash course in statistics — including journalists

Tom Chivers

26.05

Coronavirus has driven America mad Even perfectly rational citizens have been caught up in the politicisation of the virus

Justin Webb

24.04

Can British media steer clear of the American sewer? Political TV hosts in America are obsequious, self-congratulatory and inadequate — let's not copy them

Douglas Murray

03.04

We don’t need ‘gotcha’ journalism now The media carrying on as normal during a health crisis is less public service, more public nuisance

Douglas Murray

17.02

The truth about ‘American Dirt’ Once again journalists are choosing political tribalism over the facts

Jesse Singal

29.01

Journalism is being eaten alive by opinion Why the media's disastrous misreporting of Covington still stings

Jesse Singal

18.12

Sorry, Auntie, you had it coming Boris Johnson must follow through with his threats to the institutionally anti-conservative BBC

Robin Aitken

08.10

John Humphrys will always be Auntie’s man The BBC only tolerates dissent if it is kept within certain bounds

Robin Aitken

19.09

Who will miss John Humphrys? In a political climate saturated with sophisticated deception, old-school sceptics help us stay connected to the truth

Giles Fraser