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The Internet Built These Killers
Two San Diego teenager shooters did not invent a worldview. They downloaded one.
May 20
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The Lawfare Campaign Against Miami Beach — A Test Case for American Free Speech
A city commissioner spent his own money to fight back against anti-Zionist extremists. Now a federal court filing calls that evidence of a civil rights…
May 15
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The Mask Has Come Off on Antisemitism
Trisha Posner and I have published a new essay in Skeptic examining what has changed about antisemitism since October 7.
May 13
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When Addiction Entered the House That OxyContin Built
A grim twist of karmic justice inside the dynasty that ignited America’s opioid epidemic.
May 9
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A quick note about Notes
Hi everyone,
May 5
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April 2026
The White House Dinner Exposed a Constitutional Time Bomb
America's presidential succession rules are one tragedy away from handing the presidency to the opposing party.
Apr 30
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Andrew Tate on Substack Is a Test of What Substack Really Is
If Substack elevates Andrew Tate, this is no longer just about free speech. It is about judgment
Apr 23
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Gerald Posner
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As Marijuana Moves to Schedule III, Here’s Why It Was Put in Schedule I
Whatever you think of the rescheduling debate, it is worth understanding how marijuana ended up in the federal government’s most restrictive category in…
Apr 23
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Behind the Name on the Cover
A Personal History of the Partnership Behind My Books
Apr 21
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Gerald Posner
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For Readers Interested in the JFK Assassination
A brief note for readers who came to Just the Facts through Case Closed. The updated digital edition is on sale for the next few days.
Apr 8
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Some Quick Thoughts This Morning on the State of Journalism
My Conversation with SEEN in Publishing
Apr 5
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The NYT’s NATO Blunder Was More Than a Headline Error
A correction fixed the wording, but not what the mistake revealed: the erosion of standards inside even the most prestigious legacy newsrooms.
Apr 4
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