Since "The Washington Post" is no longer tracking Trump's lies as POTUS, I asked some LLMs to estimate how many he made during Year One of 2.0. Take if for what it's worth.

Trump's federal thugs beat up on... His face and his chest...Then we heard the gunshots...And Alex Pretti lay in the snow, dead...Their claim was self-defense, sir...Just don't believe your eyes...It's our blood and bones...And these whistles and phones...Against Miller and Noem's dirty lies...

I was sitting on Amtrak Wednesday on my way to Washington, D.C. when my car filled with Secret Service and Joe Biden sat down next to me.

The corporation's board voted Monday to dissolve it to "protect the future of public media."

Is that too much of a trade publisher's total coverage? Not enough? How about never -- is never good for you?

Trump has discovered a nifty trick: using regulatory merger oversight to pressure news organizations into compliant coverage. The parent companies of CBS and CNN are just the beginning of his protection racket.

My "It's Moron Again In America" column about Canada using Ronald Reagan in an ad countering Trump's erratic tariffs policy was the most-read blog of the year.

The California governor last week unveiled the state's own "Top 10 Criminal Cronies" list -- all of them convicted felons -- with you-know-who at the top.

I'm disappointed Media Matters didn't second my vote for misinformer of the year - GAIM - but it's tough to argue against who they did pick: White Nationalist Nick Fuentes.

In the first of MediaPost's unofficial "Editors Picks" for agencies and agents of the year, we are recognizing GAIM -- the Global Alliance for Irresponsible Media -- as 2025's Media Disrupter of the Year. Congratulations, you've earned it