Jason Fagone, Bryan Stevenson, Anthony Fowler, Nikole Hannah-Jones, and Abraham Lincoln. Read more
Jason Fagone, Bryan Stevenson, Anthony Fowler, Nikole Hannah-Jones, and Abraham Lincoln. Read more
Please don't say "debunk" or "rebut" in a headline unless the story involves the conclusive refutation of the facts of the matter. Also: Fox kits at play; another cynical money-grab from Tyndale House; and what's he building in there? Read more
"It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us. ..." Read more
This distinction -- good faith crackpottery vs. weaponized bad faith conspiracy theories -- helps to clarify why we're able to think fondly of Art Bell in a way that no one will ever think fondly of most conspiracy forums. Read more
"Some of them, accordingly, have come to believe that the world encounter has reached a point where there is no other solution but war, even when they sense that war can be a solution to nothing." Read more
My guess is that we'll see at least one more Trump-complicit member of Congress announce their impending retirement soon, because tomorrow morning, Saturday the 14th, is going to be a rough one for someone, somewhere in America. Read more
I can't help but see a parallel here between the kind of journalism we're seeing Buck practice here and the kind of evangelism that we see practiced by Kirk Cameron, Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins in real life. Read more
The difference between social media laughingstock Liz Crokin and Charisma Media's Steve Strang is that Strang is slicker, more successful, and more contemptuous of his audience. Read more
"But you have dishonored the poor. Is it not the rich who oppress you? Is it not they who drag you into court? Is it not they who blaspheme the excellent name that was invoked over you?" Read more
At bottom, such conspiracy theories cannot be believed due to bad information. They can only be believed due to bad choices. And thus to bad faith. Read more
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