Departments
Splice Archive
Everyone's heard of him now, so who will take his place?
What is the cause of the rise in political nihilism and violence?
The satiric laughs keep rolling at The New York Times. What year is it (#588)
A cold-call mail delivery from a onetime pretty good magazine. What year is it (#587)?
Notes on technological and political change.
Greene’s election year conflict between her “advocacy” and her politics.
Even if Trump croaks, The New York Times will proceed in its transition to “humor” broadsheet.
Even if the Trump era lacks principles, it’s fair to ask where its mental habits lead.
Gavin Newsom’s a goofball, but at least he’s one Democrat who has a pulse.
Can the government be trusted with a registry of non-citizens?
The joke will be on Trump supporters.
Applying The Who’s stinker “The Seeker” to current events. What year is it (#585)?
Though he bleeds, he leads.
The latest social media challenge.
It’s time for conservatives to roll up the circus.
Beware of any news received under the “fog of war.”
Both like killing. One has a code.
Hate to say it, but I don't see how it could have.
Palestine will be free.
Mamdani gets booed out of a Staten Island restaurant.
He wrote about GWB’s faulty WMD intel, and then spread the faulty intel of the Steele dossier.
Dillon talks about the reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk and interviews Max Blumenthal from The Gray Zone.
The American journalist talks to Friedland about her work, internet culture, going viral, and more.
The congressman talks to Friedland about the Middle East, gay rights, The Bronx, and more in this new interview.
The TikTok influencer talks about Joe Biden, the Democrats, Generation Z, and more.
The disgraced politician talks about the 2016 Election, Hillary Clinton, and more in the season premiere of The Adam Friedland Show.
Emma Vigeland and Sam Seder talk about O'Rourke's recent comments on the former President's ill-fated decision to run for re-election.
The noted conservative talks to Maher about America, religion, and more in this candid conversation.
The TrueAnon co-host talks to Friedland about current events and much more.
Documentary including interviews with participants in the case, along with Goetz' New Year's Eve 1984 confession tape.