News

The End of the News

by John Waters

The old-style newspaper used to behave honorably; now, it has become a branch of the entertainment industry.  Continue Reading »

The Future of News

by Les Sillars

For about a century, American journalism had a paradigm that positioned the industry as essential to liberal democracy: journalistic objectivity. It promised objective, reliable coverage of events that mattered to citizens regardless of partisan beliefs, and it was supported by a lucrative, . . . . Continue Reading »

Adoption and the Firing of Kevin Williamson

by Dale M. Coulter

Writers work out their moral judgments in the public sphere. Kevin Williamson is no different from any other writer in that respect. Continue Reading »

Mac Donald, Peterson,
Paglia . . . the New Sources

by Mark Bauerlein

In an era of fake news, Americans are increasingly turning to anti-Establishment commentators.  Continue Reading »