Mainstream media wants Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit unsealed
August 18, 2022
The Justice Department says making the affidavit public would expose witnesses to danger and hamper investigations
Trump’s Justice Dept. seized phone records of reporters
May 8, 2021
The action, reported by The Washinton Post after it learned three of its reporters were targeted, raises serious questions about privacy and freedom of the press
Mueller: Stone is a felon and deserved prison time
July 12, 2020
Mueller broke his silence about Trump and the antics of a failed, fraudulent president to say Stone is neither innocent or worthy of a commuted sentence. He “remains a felon and rightly so.”
Trump’s war with his intelligence agencies proves he is unfit for office
February 1, 2019
Preface: from The Washington Post Thursday 9PM EST “Intelligence officials were ‘misquoted’ after public hearing, Trump claims:” Trump claimed the intelligence chiefs had told him
New York Times, Washington post FBI-Trump exposés
January 12, 2019
Sunday Update: When I wrote a column on Saturday (scroll down to read it) the Washington Post had yet to report on the FBI story.
Trump lies grow bigger, bolder and more frequent
November 2, 2018
Donald Trump lies. In his first nine months as presidents, fact-checking services like The Washington Post, found he averaged five lies as day. Now it’s
Moore to Post: ‘I’m gonna sue you’
November 13, 2017
Alabama Republican Roy Moore says a lawsuit will be filed over the newspaper report carrying allegations that he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl
Pulitzer Prize winning photographer dies in Liberia
December 12, 2014
Photojournalist Michel du Cille, a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner who recently captured compelling images of Ebola patients and their caretakers, died in Liberia while on
Washington Post reporter charged in Iran
December 7, 2014
A Washington Post reporter detained in Iran for more than four months was formally charged Saturday after a day-long proceeding in a Tehran courtroom, the
Revelations of NSA spying earn Pulitzer Prize
April 15, 2014
Coverage of the National Security Agency’s sweeping surveillance program that won the Pulitzer Prize for public service Monday follows a tradition of bucking the U.S.