Media

Emily Jashinsky of the Federalist focuses on the mainstream media’s key role in misleading people about Georgia’s new voting law. The media’s false reporting about new election legislation in Georgia whipped up a controversy that left millions of people grossly misinformed, frightened voters, mired major corporations in high-stakes…

Mollie Hemingway of the Federalist critiques today’s national mainstream media outlets. The great comedian Chris Farley had a recurring “Saturday Night Live” sketch in which he nervously and incompetently interviewed celebrities. “Remember when you were with the Beatles? … That was awesome!” he “asked” Paul McCartney in 1993,…

Josh Gerstein writes for Politico about an unusual opinion from a long-serving U.S. appellate judge. A federal appeals court judge issued an extraordinary opinion Friday attacking partisan bias in the news media, lamenting the treatment of conservatives in American society and calling for the Supreme Court to overturn…

Andrew Dunn reports for Carolina Journal Online on local bills that would allow more N.C. governments to post public notices online. John Hood’s CJ Opinion highlights suburban voters’ important role in N.C. elections.

Carolina Journal’s Ray Nothstine writes for Law and Liberty about the David Paul Kuhn book, The Hardhat Riot. Pat Buchanan is largely credited with coining the term “silent majority,” but he made another prescient observation regarding the antics of the student radicals of the late 1960s and early 70s,…

Looks like WRAL editorial cartoonist Dennis Draughon learned his lesson.

Carolina Journal Online reports on staff awards during the recent N.C. Press Association contest. John Hood’s CJ Opinion highlights the valuable work of the Green Chair Project.

Ian Haworth writes for the Daily Wire about cases in which the new president took the same action as his predecessor, generating completely different reactions from mainstream media outlets. It is a widely understood fact that media coverage of the Trump administration was, to say the least, massively…