1975 was an exciting time to be at Boston University’s School of Public Communication. There we were, about 30 students seeking a Master’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism. All of us thought our quest was noble, that we would become purveyors of truth, skilled fact-finders and truth-tellers in the Watergate tradition. The… CONTINUE
GAO: Trump Broke the Law on Ukraine
Back in November, I wrote a pretty extensive column on the House impeachment hearings and whether or not the Democrats had built an effective case for impeaching President Trump. I wasn’t someone who supported the decision to initiate the hearings, but I did find a lot of what we learned… CONTINUE
Would it Kill the Dems to Give Trump a Good Opponent?
Months ago, my wife and I were so intrigued by the sheer number of Democratic presidential candidates vying for their party’s nomination that we decided, purely in the interest of entertainment, to check out the first few debates. They ended up being even bigger spectacles than we were expecting. Perhaps… CONTINUE
Newsweek Changed Its Article About Me. But …
In my last column, “Newsweek Hits a New Low,” I wrote about Newsweek’s dishonest description of what I had said on one of my weekly PragerU “Fireside Chats.” A viewer had asked me to respond to a statement Anne Frank made in her epic Holocaust diary. Frank said, “Despite everything,… CONTINUE
Trump, Soleimani, and Partisan Politics … in an Election Year
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Fair-minded people may reasonably speculate on the wisdom of President Trump’s decision to eliminate Iran’s top general Qasem Soleimani. It’s understandable that politicians would have questions about a presidential order to take out the second most powerful person in Iran. Why now? … CONTINUE
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