There are a couple of odd things about the time Musk branded me a “contemptible liar” and some sites wrote stories about it. The first is that what provoked it was a single paragraph low down in a story about something else. The second is that Bloomberg later published the exact thing I described.

Big day for El Mustard.

I mean, worth it tho

As long as I’m being a media critic, the below is an argument one has to make, even a defining stance?

When covering propaganda or conspiracy theories, do NOT devote the top of your story to amplifying the likes of Laura Loomer. Lead with what is true. Thanks.

They probably charged him for the repair.

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Gosh I wonder why so many bananas conspiracy theories get spread about Soros. (Washington Post chart today on 2026 election spending.)

Take that, Bezos.

Missed headline opportunity: “He’s about to publish his results.”

Using AI to target ads is definitely going to save journalism.

CNN out here calling balls and strikes.

NYT is really quibbling here, true decimation would have knocked out 3 of 30, not 33.

These costs seem surprisingly reasonable.

Thou shalt have no other gods before me; Also the President really shouldn’t be a close second.

Not that way, trans day of visibility

Sharknado III: Now they are frenzied abusers who won’t stop talking.

He is going to be so busy without an autopen.

Do you ever wonder how Trump’s first choice for Attorney General would have handled the Epstein files?

Cybersecurity is moving so quickly now. Check out the malware-sniffing dogs at #RSAC

Nice to get this endorsement in EFF leader Cindy Cohn’s great new book, even though it involves the most painful moment of my career.

Bradlee, holding elevator door open: “Run that story unit!”

Dude, where’s my battleship?

Just the executive chairman of defense tech company Anduril trying to buy Wired, cool cool cool.

When newsroom salaries and ink barrels get too expensive.

So you’re saying there’s a chance

Sure, Jan.