Mike Pearl

"It should not be necessary for all of us to work our asses off."

Democrats seem increasingly comfortable with "incivility," while Republicans are more shameless than ever about helping the rich. Where is this going?

People who get off on being wet blankets about the coming climate apocalypse are as bad for the cause as skeptics, if not worse.

Don't believe the story about Tide pulling the toxic little guys off the shelves.

The president is apparently super mad about reporting errors that outlets have already apologized for. Weirdly, he doesn't seem to care about errors that make him sound good.

And more stories that turned out to be nothing.

According to the latest research, fake news consumers are also real news junkies. Does balancing out your fake news with real news make everything OK?

A roundup of the year's ugliest, most damaging lies.

A bizarre story shows how toxic the media environment has become.

Defenders of the Alabama Senate candidate latched onto a real statement from one of Moore's accusers and distorted it until it became fake news.

When liberals laugh first and ask questions later.

Somehow, the Alabama special election has managed to get even uglier in the last week, this time thanks to hoaxes.