This is hilarious. Baris Weiss is the gift of losing even when she wins, and she is losing spectacularly. But…
Tag: United States
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Journalism doesn’t just have a plagiarism problem. It has a thought thief problem.
Well, well, well. Ross Barkan has tried to find a plagiarism loophole. I doubt it will work. As reported by…
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Tell me your immigration policy and I’ll tell you everything about how you govern.
If you want to know how a country is really governed, don’t start with its constitution, its national myths, or…
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Empires Without Heirs: What Happens When Nations Treat People Like Pawns
My family came from somewhere else. That fact is not a footnote in my biography; it is the foundation of…
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The Same Script, Two Mastheads
You can see the mirror at work in real time. On May 10, the New York Times warned that “China Is Becoming…
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The Mirror War That Isn’t About You
The story we keep being sold is simple: the United States is a fading empire, China is a patient challenger,…
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We are Still in a Global Game of Roulette and the Wheel is Still Spinning. The New York Times Never got the Memo.
The loudest thing in Yanzhong Huang’s column isn’t the warning about Chinese overconfidence. It’s the quiet assumption that the wheel…
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No, Meta isn’t “dying.” It has become mundane. That’s more dangerous.
Meta isn’t dying; it’s graduated. It has quietly shifted from “hot platform” to “annoying but unavoidable infrastructure,” and that reality…
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From Civil War Bylines to AI: Journalism’s Accidental Return to Its Roots
Most people think bylines were invented to reward star reporters.They weren’t. They were invented to catch them. During the American…
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The Cleanup Crew Calls It Strategy
There is a ritual that runs on a tight schedule. Day one: a fiasco. Contradictory orders, people making decisions they…