Here’s the latest roundup of a handful of pieces I wrote at PJ Media this past week.
Talarico Finally Admits What His Campaign Spent Months Denying
For months, Talarico’s campaign insisted his relationship with a former staffer only began after she left his office. Turns out, that wasn’t true. The campaign has now admitted the real timeline, and it raises serious questions about how she landed her next job, too. And it sounds like there’s more to this story they haven’t explained yet. Click here to read more.
The Hidden Math Behind the COVID Vaccine's Real Miscarriage Rate
New text messages from Fauci's own phone are raising serious questions about what he really knew about vaccine risks for pregnant women. A closer look at the numbers behind a major 2021 study suggests the true miscarriage rate might have been far higher than anyone admitted. Was the truth buried on purpose? Click here to read more.
Movie Review: The Brink of War
Angel Studios gave me an early look at their new film on the Reykjavík Summit, weeks before anyone else could see it. Leftist actor Jeff Daniels plays Reagan, and going in, I had real doubts about how that would turn out. What did I think? Is it worth seeing? Should you see it? Click here to read more.
Troy Jackson is Just ‘Graham Platner 2.0’
Weeks after one Graham Platner imploded, Democrats’ backup pick is facing his own explosive past. A decades-old police report is raising serious questions about his history with women, and his own longtime partner’s story doesn’t quite add up anymore. Republicans are already pouncing. Here’s what surfaced. Click here to read more.
This Secret FBI Operation Flips Russiagate on Its Head
Remember when the press swore the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation? New declassified records show the FBI knew otherwise the whole time. A secret operation quietly buried real evidence while slapping bogus labels on senators, journalists, and even Trump's own Cabinet officials. Who ran it, and why does it look like Crossfire Hurricane's evil twin? Click here to read more.
Jessica Tarlov is Mad Again
Karoline Leavitt is leaving her post as press secretary, and something unexpected happened: reporters across the ideological spectrum are actually praising her work. That kind of bipartisan respect doesn't happen often, and it clearly didn't sit well with everyone. Jessica Tarlov spun the send-off into something else entirely, and the reaction says a lot. Click here to read more.