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.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to rename the USNS Harvey Milk to the USNS Oscar V. Peterson highlights a critical shift away from identity politics in military honors. This move prioritizes valor and heroism, reminding us of the true purpose behind naming our naval vessels.
Patrick Brice, who assaulted two pro-life advocates, was found not guilty of felony charges, raising serious concerns about judicial bias. The leniency shown by the Maryland courts highlights a troubling trend against pro-life speech and the need for greater judicial oversight.
The Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of the Trump administration on birthright citizenship, striking down universal injunctions. This landmark decision reinforces constitutional principles and sets the stage for the future of immigration policy.
Donald Trump's influence is reshaping not only American policies but also prompting European leaders to rethink their commitment to Net Zero emissions. As France and other nations begin to voice skepticism over costly climate targets, the economic implications are becoming increasingly clear.
The Biden administration's recent agreements with Guatemala and Honduras to offer refuge to asylum seekers raise critical questions about immigration policy. As political challenges emerge, the implications for migrants and the accuracy of media reporting must be closely examined.
The arrest of Anthony Emmanuel Labrador Sierra, a 24-year-old illegal immigrant posing as a teenager in an Ohio high school, raises serious concerns about immigration failures and the safety of our educational institutions. Facing multiple federal charges, this case highlights the urgent need for reform in our immigration policies and school verification processes.
The Trump administration is taking decisive action against California's education policies, highlighting violations of federal civil rights laws regarding transgender athletes in women's sports. With investigations into both the state's sports policies and the University of California's hiring practices, the administration aims to reaffirm Title IX protections and combat discrimination.
General Electric's decision to return jobs to Louisville, Kentucky is a significant triumph for American workers, heralding a new era of reshoring and economic revitalization. This article examines the implications of this move and its impact on the American manufacturing landscape.