Dr. John Lott has a new piece at the Daily Caller on Media bias in the reporting of the vehicle attack in Spain. We have done work on vehicle attacks around the world. The news media wants to tie everything it can to the Charlottesville attack. Wolf Blitzer was...
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At The Hill: The media couldn’t be more blatant in distorting Trump’s words on Charlottesville
Dr. John Lott has a new piece at The Hill about how the media is completely distorting what Trump has said about Charlottesville. The piece starts this way: Has the media ever so deliberately and consistently misinterpreted what a president said? It certainly seems...
At Fox News: The New York Times wants us to believe communists have better sex
Dr. John Lott has a new piece at Fox News responding to the claims in the New York Times that communists in the former Soviet Union had better sex. But the policies that the Soviet Union set up to weaken the family have a much darker side. The move to single parent...
In the Washington Times: Confirming Kevin Hassett to chair the Council of Economic Advisers is prudent and necessary
Kevin Hassett's confirmation to chair the Council of Economic Advisers is important not just taxes but also for a whole range of other issues, including crime. The Council of Economic Advisers touches on every issue that economists have done research on. From the...
New in the Chicago Tribune: How Democrats keep guns in the hands of the rich
Dr. John Lott has a new piece in the Chicago Tribune today (it will be in the print edition tomorrow). The piece starts this way: When it comes to voting rights, any obstacles outrage liberals; even free government-issued IDs are viewed as disenfranchising poor and...
At Fox News: Trump needs a chairman for his Council of Economic Advisers. When will Democrats let him be confirmed?
Dr. John Lott has a new piece at Fox News on the incredibly slow confirmation process for Trump's nominees. Because of the delays created by the Democrats, even if Trump had nominated people as quickly as past administrations, it wouldn't have made any difference in...
In The Hill newspaper: Will D.C. court’s decision on concealed guns be the tipping point?
Dr. John Lott has his newest piece in The Hill newspaper on Tuesday's DC Federal Circuit Court decision regarding DC's ban on concealed handguns. The piece starts this way: As of July 3, there were just 124 concealed handgun permit holders in Washington, D.C. But,...
At the Wall Street Journal: Women & Minorities Bear Arms: They are fueling growth in concealed carry permits
Dr. John Lott has a new op-ed at the Wall Street Journal: Each year brings a new record increase in the number of concealed handgun permits. The rate of growth in permits among women and minorities has far outpaced growth among white men. The data paint a picture of...
At The Hill: Media shows its true colors on guns at women’s march
Dr. John Lott has a new piece at The Hill newspaper on how the media covered this past weekend's Women's March. Here is the beginning of the piece: Gun control advocates keep claiming that guns are only used to kill people and that people should just rely on the...
At The Hill: The false claims behind the Women’s March on the NRA
Dr. John Lott has a new op-ed at The Hill newspaper about false statements being made by the organizers of the Women's March on the NRA today and the mainstream media. The piece starts this way: The Women’s March protest today at NRA headquarters was partially...
At Fox News: “A Women’s March on the NRA – but do they represent a woman’s view on guns?”
Dr. John Lott has a new piece at Fox News about the claim that there is a "women's view" on guns. Is there a women’s view on guns? The organizers of the massive Women's March — which took place the day after President Trump's inauguration — are holding a protest...
At Fox News: Stanford law prof gets it wrong on guns: right-to-carry reduces crime, not the other way around
Dr. John Lott has a new op-ed at Fox News on a study that has been getting a fair amount of attention over the last couple of weeks. Would you rely almost exclusively on trends in Hawaii to predict violent crime rates in Idaho, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, and...







