Opinion
Politician Physically Attacking the Press Is Met With Press Silence — It Is (D)ifferent, You See
If he insults a reporter in the Oval Office or makes disparaging comments on Air Force One, we will hear claims that he is attacking free expression and, by extension, attacking our very democracy.
Speaking on the "Can't Be Censored" podcast, Carlson announced that he no longer supports the Republican Party because, in his view, it has become immoral. He argued that Republicans have placed the ...
He said nothing should be off the table: taxes, tariffs, or a "global summit on reparations." During his campaign for reelection, Trump floated forcing China to pay $50 trillion to compensate. Yet now ...
The Supreme Court is 6-3 Republican-appointed, including three justices picked by President Trump. Yet as we reach the annual ...
A similar minimum wage increase failed in New York City, after politicians guaranteed app-based drivers an hourly minimum of ...
El-Sayed's proposal assumes that, if a negotiator is removed from a negotiation, consumers somehow emerge with a better deal.
Recent reporting from POLITICO and The New York Times would have you believe that Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary ...
Get access to Brad Slager 's "Riffed From the Headlines," a daily VIP feature where he looks to bring accountability to the ...
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