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Voter fraud has swung election outcomes, but narrative-obsessed media can't admit it Quin Hillyer The New York Times has adopted wholesale the Democratic Party's line on voter fraud and election laws and isn't trying to hide it. David Leonhardt, in his April 7 newsletter, flatly misled his readers, favoring narrative over facts. Leonhardt wrote, as if undisputed fact, the following false assertion: “Voter fraud is exceedingly rare. There is no reason to believe it has determined the outcome of a single U.S. election in decades.” No reason? None? Just two years ago, North ...

Tue Feb 03 2004 at 15:54:01 When you consider the case of Fatty Arbuckle and the circumstances surrounding the facts, you get a good idea of what the combination of a hysterical media and yellow journalism can lead up to. I guess you could say that Roscoe Conkling Arbuckle was destined to acquire the nickname “Fatty”. After all, when he born in Smith Center, Kansas on March 24, 1887, he weighed in at 14 pounds. It wasn’t too long before the local kids took notice of his girth and bestowed upon him the name he would carry for the rest of his life. His family, always poor, often had to li...

Biden Got the Vaccine Rollout Humming, With Trump’s Help And here's the heart of the story: To Trump administration aides, the new president’s crowing rings off-key. Mr. Biden is proclaiming victory off his predecessor’s achievements while wrongly grumbling about a mess he says he inherited, they say. “They criticize what we did, but they are using our playbook every step of the way,” said Paul Mango, the Trump administration’s deputy chief of staff for health policy and a senior official in the crash vaccine development effort then known as Operation Warp Speed. He said Mr. Trump...

Explainer: What Jamal Khashoggi's Murder Means for Saudi Arabia and the Region Is the Khashoggi murder then that ‘significant moment’ in world affairs, one that in itself may not be earth-shaking, but somehow captures the moment and has a cascading impact beyond anything that seasoned observers could have anticipated? Pictures of Saudi journalist Khashoggi are placed on security barriers during a protest outside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey October 8, 2018. Credit: Reuters/Murad Sezer World27/Feb/2021 Note: This article was originally published on October 25, 2018 and is ...

The two topics vying for headline space in the national media are the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing farmers’ agitation against the government’s proposed agricultural reforms. While there is hope on the horizon where the...