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Iran the new dominant power in the Middle East
After years of dominance by a hostile U.S.
44 mins ago
Good news on media, food, EVs
It seems you’ll be able to read this entire edition of Fix the News without a subscription.
Aug 21
Guess who’s still coming to dinner?
One dog barking: an occasional column by John Dineen
Aug 20
Voters’ messages in Florida, Wyoming, Alaska primaries
The biggest news from Tuesday’s primaries is from Florida.
Aug 19
Being an informed shopper
I recently wrote about Consumers’ Checkbook, a nonprofit that seeks to help us get the most for our money and avoid scams.
Aug 18
Understanding John Roberts
An article in last week’s New Yorker titled “The Delusions of John Roberts” has the subheadline “The Chief Justice insists that his Supreme Court isn’t…
Aug 17
Results of primaries in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, Washington state
Democratic primaries this year have highlighted a divide between progressive challengers and more moderate, establishment-backed rivals, and in some…
Aug 5
Jamie Raskin is asking citizens to weigh in on Blanche
Amid media reporting on loopholes in Todd Blanche’s documents written to get senators to yes on his appointment as attorney general, Rep.
Aug 4
The Heritage Foundation’s ‘civil war’
There’s an internal struggle in the conservative institution over how to "harness the energy unleashed by Trumpism without being completely overrun by…
Aug 3
July 2026
Good news on vaccines, renewable energy, medical bills
Among the items in the subscriber section of this Fix the News:
Jul 31
Protecting ourselves from cyberscammers' latest tricks
As you know, I want to understand what’s happening, to protect my family — and I write this blog to share what I find out to help you protect yours.
Jul 30
Supreme Court’s ‘turbocharged’ vision of the presidency
Adam Liptak is not mincing words:
Jul 29
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