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Jackson Howard talks with Jonathan Escoffery about working together on his Booker Prize-nominated

We know media are biased, but the Gaza reporting shows they're willing to be propagandists — even if it's likely to get people killed.

Obama embraced antisemites, steeped himself in anti-American ideas, and cozied up to Iran — and now he leaves a violent legacy.

Mark Hemingway joins to talk about his latest article criticizing Taylor Swift's music.

Reacting to the singers appearance at the Kansas City Chiefs game Sunday - and now-rife reports that the pair are dating - the networks second highest rated host had surprisingly kind words.

In an essay for The Federalist, Mark Hemingway criticized Taylor Swifts music for promoting a culture of self-obsession. He said her songs are about breakups and can be too obvious.

Is the corporate media even capable of honestly applying the same standard to the Menendez and Biden foreign influence scandals?

It shouldn’t be hard to argue that Susanna Gibson’s attempts to blame others for her behavior render her unfit for office – but here we are.

The Venice Architecture Biennale, the world’s largest and most visited exhibition focusing on architecture, is once again featuring work by many MIT faculty, students, and alumni. On view through Nov. 26, the 2023 biennale, curated by Ghanaian-Scotti

Audiences and elite tastemakers have decided Taylor Swift's narcissistic lyrics and cliched music are a cultural triumph.