Ann Coulter has Matthew Drudge to thank for the sleek aesthetics of her newest book, “Demonic: How the Liberal Mob is Endangering America,” released Tuesday. (more)
President Barack Obama finally announced he’s releasing his long-form birth certificate Wednesday morning after years of speculation about the issue metastasized into a major political phenomenon he could no longer ignore. (more)
Last Valentine’s Day, South Dakota businessman Ted Hustead fell in love, politically speaking. (more)
In light of new reports alleging that the TSA is creating a watch list of individuals who criticized the agency as a form of collective punishment, it’s revealing to note that CNN journalist Drew Griffin was also put on a TSA watch list immediately after he filed reports critical of the organization back in 2008. (more)
Not too long ago, the Drudge Report linked to a story from an Indian news service estimating the tab for President Obama’s 10-day Asian trip at $200 million per day. Rep. Michele Bachmann and others eagerly spread the figure to score partisan points. (more)
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is going to have to be dynamited out of the leadership of her party. (more)
In a tight midterm campaign season full of neck-and-neck races in which even the smallest benefit can change a loss to a win, Matt Drudge is once again putting his stamp on the election. (more)
TheDC’s Jonathan Strong wrote a piece today detailing numerous e-mails sent by Dave Weigel, a reporter who — until he resigned this afternoon — covered the conservative beat for the Washington Post. Strong’s article raises several troubling questions about Weigel himself, his superiors and colleagues at the Washington Post, and the hundreds of so-called objective journalists who are members of the Journolist e-mail group and have been privy to this information for months. (more)
Liberal Washington Post blogger Ezra Klein has disbanded the “Journolist,” an e-mail list-serv catering to liberal journalists, professors and think tank experts, after e-mails from one of its prominent members were made public yesterday. (more)
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh famously said he hoped President Obama would “fail” in January, 2009. Almost a year later, when Limbaugh was rushed to the hospital with chest pains, Washington Post reporter David Weigel had a wish of his own. “I hope he fails,” Weigel cracked to fellow liberal reporters on the “Journolist” email list-serv. (more)

























