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3 weeks ago |
sapirjournal.org | Bret Stephens
Objective and activist journalism both have vital roles to play—provided one doesn’t mix with the other Share Published on May 13, 2025 The lament that political activism pervades too much of what passes for journalism isn’t new. “Arrows of malevolence” was how George Washington, in 1793, described the lurid polemics of the Philadelphia-based National Gazette, a mouthpiece for the Jeffersonian Democratic-Republican Party.
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4 weeks ago |
keysnews.com | Bret Stephens
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Gail Collins |Bret Stephens |Aaron Retica |Derek Arthur
After eight years of weekly chats, one more for the road. The Conversation has been a staple of The Times's Opinion pages since 2017. But after eight years, the weekly dialogue between the liberal columnist Gail Collins and her conservative colleague Bret Stephens has come to an end. The editor Aaron Retica joins Gail and Bret to answer reader questions and discuss how they've managed years of civil conversations - for the first and last time in audio.
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1 month ago |
pressdemocrat.com | Bret Stephens
I first met Dane Chapin, a San Diego-area entrepreneur, in 2012, when he gave me a ride in his Prius and told me I was dead wrong about climate change. We’ve been close friends ever since. Sometimes he’s to my left politically, sometimes to my right. I’ve always admired his curiosity, optimism and independent thinking, especially when we disagree — as we did over his vote for Donald Trump in the last election. A hundred days into this administration, Dane isn’t happy.
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1 month ago |
myheraldreview.com | Bret Stephens
I first met Dane Chapin, a San Diego-area entrepreneur, in 2012, when he gave me a ride in his Prius and told me I was dead wrong about climate change. We’ve been close friends ever since. Sometimes he’s to my left politically, sometimes to my right. I’ve always admired his curiosity, optimism and independent thinking, especially when we disagree — as we did over his vote for Donald Trump in the last election. One hundred days into this administration, Dane isn’t happy.
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