Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker has heard the complaints against her latest piece, “Obama: Our First Female President,” loud and clear, and has issued a star-studded Fourth of July response ...

After months of sagging ratings and swirling rumors, Kathleen Parker is leaving CNN’s little-watched primetime effort, "Parker Spitzer." By Lacey Rose Writer-At-Large After months of sagging ratings ...

After a New York Post column last week that claimed a fed up Kathleen Parker “stormed off” the set of CNN’s ratings-challenged Parker Spitzer, Parker tells The New York Times‘ Brian Stelter there has ...

Filmmaker—and former Mediaite contributor—John Ziegler is a big fan of Sarah Palin. He stopped by Parker Spitzer last night to discuss what he sees as the media’s bias against the former governor—and ...

Seemingly unrelated news items collided midweek to suggest a possible solution for a vexing problem: President Biden’s age. Kathleen Parker Washington Post I’ve touched on this topic in recent weeks, ...

Donald Trump’s threat to essentially sic Russia on “delinquent” NATO members has produced a familiar reaction from the dark side: Take him seriously, not literally. Kathleen Parker Washington Post Oh, ...

When then-first lady Hillary Clinton first mentioned a “vast right-wing conspiracy” — the enemy factions, i.e., Republicans that she said were out to get her husband — she was half right. They were ...

After asserting that she “led” the charge against Sarah Palin in 2008 the day before, Kathleen Parker revisited her comments and the greater media bias against Palin last night, adding a few revisions ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Perhaps the most noteworthy “lesson learned” from COVID-19 is that we should ...

This Is a Thoughtless Thing That Kathleen Parker, New Resident of New York City, Wrote Today“City dwellers will never understand the folks who prefer the company of trees, and country folk will always ...

When 23-year-old William Magee drew his last breath, he was a recent graduate of the University of Mississippi, where he was enrolled in the Honors College, had lettered in track and was plotting his ...