An exclusive first look at The Chapo Guide to Revolution: A Manifesto Against Logic, Facts, and Reason, the forthcoming book by the hosts of the podcast Chapo Trap House.

If you are a racist—or, far more likely, a Very Nice Person who just tolerates and enables racism through inaction—there is absolutely nothing you love more than an opportunity for a good old false equivalence. And today is Bret Stephens’ lucky day!

Before too long, a reporter will become a direct casualty of the Trump era.

Finally, the moment we’ve all been waiting for: Andrew Sullivan, a bologna sandwich with a British accent, has weighed in on tech writer Sarah Jeong’s hiring by the New York Times in a new piece for New York magazine. He used the word “neo-Marxist” twice. It was terrible.

Yesterday, the New York Times announced that it had hired Sarah Jeong, who is by all accounts an extremely talented tech reporter, as a new member of its editorial board. Today, Jim Hoft, once accurately called the “dumbest man on the internet” by Media Matters, published a collection of Jeong’s tweets which he deemed…

Here’s a trash piece of content from the New York Times:

There’s a reason David Brooks has such a high-profile perch at the New York Times. It’s because he routinely provides unique insights into our society that other, lesser writers might have missed. Take his latest column, in which he makes a stunning discovery: racism....it’s real.

Frank Bruni, a flailing man who casts about aimlessly for newspaper column ideas in the manner of a blind koala bear slowly waving its paws in hopes of grasping a eucalyptus leaf, is the answer to the question: Can someone without any actual thoughts or ideas still become a prominent New York Times political…

Over the past week, the New York Times has run an objectively stupid number of stories about lawyer and scumbag Alan Dershowitz, after Dershowitz complained that people on Martha’s Vineyard were being mean to him because of his support for Donald Trump.

This week I wrote something that got widely circulated among angry right-wing people on the internet, which caused my personal contact information to be published online, which allowed me to hear voicemails from many new friends. Let’s listen to a few.

After Thursday’s mass shooting at Annapolis, MD’s Capital Gazette newspaper, President Donald Trump said on Friday that “journalists, like all Americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job.”

When The Chicago Defender put Zack Stoner on its cover in early April, the 113-year-old newspaper portrayed the YouTube vlogger as a modern offshoot of its legacy covering the city’s black community. “The Hood CNN,” as the headline described him.

Since the first press conference Donald Trump gave as president-elect, no one has embodied CNN’s relationship with his administration more than Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta. Trump singled out the journalist in a bizarro exchange in the belly of Trump Tower in January 2017: “You are fake news,” he said…

As Donald Trump’s administration tears children from their parents and houses toddlers in cages, The New York Times has decided to publish a piece about “the contagion of incivility” that is spreading across the nation:

If you can believe it, the Trump administration’s separation of migrant families at the southern U.S. border has sown even more discord in an already-chaotic White House. The latest peek behind the fraying curtain comes courtesy of Vanity Fair’s Gabriel Sherman, who managed to wrangle up a few Sarah Huckabee Sanders…

On Monday, when Los Angeles billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong finalized his purchase of the Los Angeles Times from tronc (sic), a long chapter of media malpractice seemed to finally close. The Times has had three different top editors in the past 10 months. It has watched nine publishers come and go since the formerly…

On Thursday, about 400 staffers at the Washington Post signed an open letter to their newspaper’s owner, Jeff Bezos, politely suggesting that he’s being a cheapskate in their union’s ongoing contract negotiations. From the letter:

The news last week that the Justice Department had secretly seized phone and email records from a journalist illustrated the extreme lengths to which the Trump administration will go to crack down on leaks. The news that the seizure was intertwined with a relationship the reporter had been having with someone on her…

President Donald Trump and his aides’ hatred of White House staffers dishing to journalists is matched only by their collective inability to stop dishing to journalists. There are plenty of reasons to talk to reporters—protest and self-preservation first among them—and slices of life behind the Oval Office curtain…

The Trump administration’s cold war against leakers finally seems to be heating up. A former Senate Intelligence Committee aide was arrested on Thursday for allegedly lying to federal agents about his communication with three journalists. The indictment was the culmination of a leak investigation that included the…