After spending his flight to Los Angeles criticizing the “quality and tenor” of media coverage of his crisis-ridden administration, President Joe Biden did his first sit-down interview in more than 100 days with liberal late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel.

Stopping mass shooters like the one in Uvalde, Texas, will be harder than passing a law. Source: Young Men, Guns and Guardrails – WSJ

An alarming report from the Department of Homeland Security documents that law enforcement officials are investigating social media threats that radical abortion promoters plan to burn down or storm the Supreme Court building and murder justices and their law clerks when the court’s ruling, expected to overturn Roe v. Wade, is released.

By: Alex Berenson – wsj.com – May 15, 2022 Do social-media companies collude with the federal government to suppress speech? On April 29, Judge William Alsup issued a ruling in a case I brought against Twitter that could become a watershed in holding social-media companies accountable for censorship. This problem became acute at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic. On Jan....

To President Biden, public health researchers, and the media, violent crime is all about guns. But a new survey finds that people are badly misinformed about how much violent crime involves guns. The average likely American voter is way off, thinking that over 46% of violent crimes involve guns. In fact, the true figure is less than 8%.

By: Brittany Bernstein & Isaac Schorr – nationalreview.com – May 16, 2022 Dems, Media Blame GOP, Conservative Media for Buffalo Shooting A tragedy unfolded in a Buffalo, N.Y., supermarket over the weekend when an armed 18-year-old white man named Payton Gendron allegedly opened fire in a grocery store in a predominantly African-American neighborhood. The shooting left ten people dead and...

By: Charles C. W. Cooke – nationalreview.com – May 13, 2022 Netflix has discovered the magical healing power of “No.” In a “culture memo” that was distributed to its staff this week, the company said what every company of its type ought to have said a long, long time ago: “If you’d find it hard to support our content breadth, Netflix...

By: Barton Swaim – wsj.com – May 13, 2022 Less funny but similarly paradoxical was Barack Obama’s April 21 address lamenting online disinformation, in which he propounded at least one easily disprovable assertion. Tech companies, the former president said, “should be working with, not always contrary to, those groups that are trying to prevent voter suppression [that] specifically has targeted...

What the heck was it? A wandering bullet looking for a home?

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – May 10, 2022 President Biden on Tuesday tried to get ahead of Wednesday’s April inflation report with a speech rehashing his well-worn proposals to reduce prices: Boost subsidies, raise taxes, and increase regulation. He should take Jerry Seinfeld’s advice to George Costanza and do the opposite of his every policy instinct. The President...