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Opinion | This Conversation Made Me a Sharper Editor

The venerated editor Adam Moss walks through how to make good work great.

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Opinion: Anonymizing a review of the new Taylor Swift album sends the wrong message

It is a critic’s job to put their name to their work

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Ayman

including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. . before the break i discussed a stark split screen. horrific scenes in gaza as there is an aid bill send 26 billion to israel including $4 billion towards their missile defense systems. joining me now to discuss it and more, senior writer and israeli american and american politics. he serves as israel's council. and wrote a book. it is great to have you back on the show. thank you for making time for us. i wanted to start with new comments from the israeli president. he said in an interview today that american political leaders should not intervene in israeli politics and leave it to the israeli public and the body

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Ayman

and prevent one. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. before the break i discussed a split screen. horrific scenes in gaza as they celebrate a bipartisan aid bill that would send $26 billion to israel including $4 towards israel's defense system. joining us now to discuss this is the senior writer and israeli american politics. he also serves as israel's council. one of his latest pieces is called israel's recklessness, netanyahu's policy of choice. ambassador, it's great to have you on the show. thank you for making time for us. i want to start with these new comments from the israeli president. he said in an interview today that american political leaders should not intervene in israeli politics and instead leave it to the israeli public and the

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The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart

that's an example of what we could hear this week, go up. joining me now is former federal prosecutor, doug kershner, host of the "justice matters" podcast and, mark stern, writer for this late. so, you were skeptical of the manhattan district attorney case, but have come around. what changed your mind about the importance of this trial? >> over the past year, manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, and his team, had made a strong case that this really was a felony offense under new york law. it was not just a misdemeanor involving low local -- low- level record-keeping, but was fundamentally tied to federal and state laws involving campaign-finance and election interference. that is why district attorney bragg made such an effort to say, this is not just about hush money, this is election interference. i think that's really important, because we

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FOX News Sunday

in. we are flying in and in a few minutes. they really would prefer that we not come in because there's a certain danger to all of us. we want to make sure everyone is safe above all. shannon: disappointed crowded wilmington, storms and lightning world and shutting down the planet trump rally many have been gathered for hours for president promising a rain check it is time now for the said a group townhall.com posted a guy benson show fox news contributor guy benson. usa today correspondent francesca chambers forbes writer in fox news contributor richard value heritage foundation president kevin roberts print welcome to all of you made it safely which is a good thing. have a slew of new fox pulls out we all want to put these up from some swing states at a very important to both of these campaigns georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin gun editor president trump in georgia and michigan. pennsylvania and wisconsin, tied up at this point. we did the polls would tighten a spigot down to the actual

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Trump on Trial New York v. Donald Trump

for slate. how do you think trump's lawyers will be laying out their arguments on thursday? >> well, trump's lawyers will try as hard as possible to claim his interference with the 2020 election was all done under his presidential duties. but he was simply acting as the head of the executive branch trying to ensure there was no voter fraud or any funny business. that all of his actions up to and including allegedly fomenting an insurrection on january 6th, that those were all within what the lawyers say the outer perimeter of his executive responsibilities. and they will claim that because all of these were presidential acts, he is forever immune from any kind of prosecution on the basis of those acts. >> so the ethos of those arguments really boil down to, there is nothing a president can or cannot do that can affect him. >> that's exactly right. during oral arguments at the

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

comedian, actor, and writer. she wrote the streamly amazing book. yes i can say that when they come for the comedians, we are all in trouble. there's a lot to cover. brian, monday, the real meat, the real business of trump's trial is going to start. is the media, is the nation ready for this. >> he may never actually see the inside of a prison cell, but this courtroom is his prison- he is stuck. he gets reprimanded while he's trying to stand up. what an incredible contrast to president biden who was showing his freedom i feel like this week. he was flaunting his freedom by going off and campaigning like a normal guy. >> let's talk about the trial and the jury. the jury selection happened much quicker than people thought.

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Forensic Files II

and that was all we knew. narrator: by this time, codis, the national dna database, was in full swing, but the dna sample from individual "a" didn't match anyone in the system. years and years went by with no luck, no matches in the database. narrator: in 2010, dna analysts turned to the letters. using touch dna, they were able to lift a genetic profile, but it did not match the dna of individual "a." in an attempt to generate more leads, copies of the letters were broadcast and published. amazingly, someone recognized the handwriting. a potential suspect was finally identified and confronted. he readily admitted that he wrote the letters and apologized for doing so. narrator: and the letter-writer's dna

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Forensic Files II

phelps: the first person investigators are gonna look at is the husband. so, if mary yoder is a bull's-eye, the first ring around that bull's-eye is bill yoder. narrator: bill denied any involvement in mary's murder. as police check to see if he could have purchased the murder weapon, colchicine, the case took yet another bizarre turn. an anonymous letter arrived at the medical examiner's office. an identical letter was sent to the sheriff. whoever wrote these letters had inside information on the investigation. the letter-writer specifically named what the toxin was, colchicine, which, at that point, very few people knew that. narrator: the letter-writer was in no doubt about who killed mary yoder. phelps: it points specifically to adam yoder, the son. and it also claims that adam yoder had motive

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