There is a most worthy lawsuit in play, which you can read about here.
Category Archives: Journalism
My Father’s Matzo
A Pesach-themed piece I wrote for the Boston Globe can be read here.
Silenced Voices
President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the US Agency for Global Media, which oversees American independent news outlets like Voice of America, was greeted with cheers in some circles. In others, not so much.
To read about the issue, please click here.
The Worst of Times
My lie-dar is well honed; it beeps when my eyes lay upon tendentious falsehoods in media reports.
To read of what set off some recent beeps, please click here.
Slippery Slur
Did you know that the Torah says to vote for Kamala Harris? Or that she’s a radical socialist? Me neither. And what “socialism” encompasses might surprise you. You can read my thoughts on the matter here.
Foodless in Gaza?
There’s something strange I’ve noticed in photos of Gazan civilians. To read what it is and what it seems to mean, please click here.
Saying the Loud Part Out Loud
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was born in Trenton, New Jersey, is 74 years old… and… sit down if you must… is a social conservative!
Who knew?
To read why I wax somewhat cynical regarding that revelation, click here.
Bombs Away
I have a suggestion for long-time New York Times opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof. To read what it is, please click here.
A Woke-Up Call for NPR
Did you hear? NPR is biased!
Who—other than any mentally uncompromised listener to National Public Radio—knew?
To read what made that revelation newsworthy, click here.
Site Unseen
The New York Times has made some progress when it comes to accurately describing what Judaism considers the holiest spot on earth. To read what I mean, click here.