When Manhunter was released in 1986, it was panned as a “hokey,” “chic, well-cast wasteland,” whose plot fell apart “like the shattered mirrors that figure in the crime” by the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and the San Francisco Chronicle, respectively. The mainstream media, as usual, were wrong. While the film was a
Israel is no stranger to diplomatic isolation, but the widespread condemnation it has received after Hamas’s October 7 atrocities has been unusually strong and meritless. Last week, the dozens of delegates walking out on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations seemed to dramatize Israel’s diplomatic plight. Bibi defied the well-heeled “moral cowards”
Student paper conquers satire with ‘stolen land’ sex apology (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Higher-ed haters (of which, sadly, there are many) would have you believe our elite universities are overrun with self-serious scolds. That students and faculty alike inhabit a cloistered fantasy world, consumed by radical ideologies that preclude them from recognizing how absurd they seem to
Michigan’s left-wing Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed billed county taxpayers $ 9,000 per month in consulting fees while running for Senate, according to public records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The Wayne County Department of Health, Human and Veterans Services approved a contract to hire El-Sayed for “consulting services” on April 23, 2025, six
Sulzbergers soak up R&D tax subsidies while slamming Zuckerberg for ‘exploiting … untested accounting magic’ A.G. Sulzberger (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for the New York Times), Mark Zuckerberg (Finn Gomez/Getty Images) October 2, 2026 image/svg+xml Here’s one fact the New York Times left out of its breathlessly hyped front-page story about how Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and
More than half the names on the embattled Committee to Protect Journalists’ revised list of “journalists” slain in Gaza “have connections to terrorist groups,” even after the New York-based advocacy organization conducted a months-long review meant to identify and remove confirmed combatants from its widely cited database, according to a leading media watchdog. CPJ first
Rutinel routinely spoke at conferences hosted by radical vegan organizations, drawing praise from a Germany-based group fighting for the ‘recognition of animals as sentient beings’ Manny Rutinel (mannyforcolorado.com) Colorado Democrat Manny Rutinel, a congressional nominee running in a swing district heavily reliant on ranching, once boasted that his “entire” job working for a far-left environmental