EVENTUALLY I HAD TO PRAISE SOMEONE.
Miranda Devine is not just a journalist; she is a one-woman wrecking ball against elite corruption, and easily the most fearless voice Fox News has had since Megyn Kelly ruled prime time.
Born in New York but raised between Sydney and Tokyo, the eldest daughter of the legendary editor Frank Devine, Miranda inherited ink in her veins and steel in her spine.
A mathematics degree from Macquarie University and a master’s in journalism from Northwestern gave her the rare combination of analytical precision and storytelling fire. She cut her teeth at the Sydney Morning Herald and the Daily Telegraph, hosting a top-rating radio show on 2GB while writing columns that made politicians sweat and bureaucrats hide.
But it was October 14, 2020, that turned her into a global force. When every other outlet ran scared, Miranda and the New York Post published the Hunter Biden laptop story (emails, photos, contracts, the works). Twitter locked the Post’s account, Facebook throttled the link, and fifty “intelligence experts” lied that it was Russian disinformation. She never flinched. Death threats rolled in, Big Tech tried to erase her, and still she kept swinging. The laptop was real, the signatures were verified, and history has vindicated every word she wrote.
That scoop became the bestselling book Laptop from Hell (2021), followed by the even bigger The Big Guy (2024), which laid out, in forensic detail, how Joe Biden and his family cashed in on the vice presidency. Both books hit number one despite the legacy media pretending they didn’t exist.
In New York since 2019, her twice-weekly New York Post columns are appointment reading: razor-sharp, fact-packed, and written with zero apologies.
Miranda Devine has exposed FBI whistleblowers, shredded the January 6 narrative, and chronicled the border chaos while others looked away. On air (Hannity, Ingraham, Gutfeld!, Fox & Friends), her crisp Sydney accent and unflappable calm make her the guest anchors fight to book.
She doesn’t shout; she simply states truths the rest of the panel is too timid to touch.
What sets Miranda apart is simple: she cannot be bullied, bought, or bored into silence. When the Left doxxes her, she laughs. When the Right wants her to soften an edge, she sharpens it. She is living proof that one woman with a byline and a backbone can shift an entire news cycle.
Megyn Kelly once stared down a president on live television; Miranda Devine stares down an entire corrupt establishment every single day.
Fox News has plenty of talent, but only one Miranda Devine. And right now, in the age of censorship and cowardice, she is the best thing they’ve got.
