MEDIA CRITIC & COLUMNIST
Daniel Cooper is a media critic who exposes bias and fake news in mainstream journalism. A former newspaper editor turned conservative commentator, he has insider knowledge of how newsrooms operate and how liberal bias infects reporting. Cooper's sharp wit and incisive analysis make his media criticism both entertaining and enlightening for readers seeking truth. His writing style is witty and incisive, combining insider knowledge with sharp cultural commentary. He writes with the authority of a former insider and the wit of a satirist, exposing media bias while entertaining readers with clever observations about journalistic malpractice.
A federal judge's defiance of a Supreme Court ruling raises alarms about judicial authority and integrity. The implications could lead to chaos in our legal system, challenging the very foundation of constitutional governance.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, praises Donald Trump for his understanding of AI and its economic and geopolitical importance. Altman's comments highlight the former president's commitment to developing U.S. AI infrastructure, contrasting sharply with the often critical media narrative surrounding Trump's technological acumen.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is facing criticism for allegedly misleading Congress about a $2.5 billion renovation of the Fed's headquarters. This controversy raises questions about accountability and the use of taxpayer dollars amid the Fed's financial struggles.
Florida's Second Amendment Tax Holiday for 2025 signals a strong commitment to gun rights, offering significant savings for firearm purchases. This initiative not only supports constitutional freedoms but also has potential economic and political ramifications as the state positions itself as a leader in the fight for Second Amendment protections.
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill is set to reshape America's economy by modernizing air traffic control and cutting waste. This major initiative promises to restore American pride and fiscal responsibility while garnering support from key stakeholders.
Jeremy Briggs discovers his wife's Amazon shopping habits are funding Jeff Bezos's extravagant wedding, highlighting the growing wealth disparity in America. As billionaires thrive, ordinary Americans struggle, prompting a reevaluation of consumer spending and corporate responsibility.
Professor Anthony Lupo's Facebook account was locked after he discussed tornadoes and climate patterns, revealing a troubling trend of censorship on social media. This incident highlights the dangers of ideological conformity and the suppression of scientific discourse.
The legacy media's glaring double standard on presidential health has been exposed, with a relentless focus on Donald Trump's fitness during his term while largely ignoring Joe Biden's cognitive decline. This hypocrisy raises serious questions about journalistic integrity and the implications for our democracy.