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Jul 24 2019
Opinion
Identity Politics Today: Black Faces Should Stop Speaking With White Liberal Talking Points
Race politics. It’s the lifeblood of the modern Democrat Party.
Look no farther than Ayanna Pressley for proof. The freshman Member of Congress thinks it’s her place to demand that all other minority leaders march in lockstep with her views. Yet, the truth is, she’s nothing more than a bully who parrots the talking points of rich, white liberals.
Guest Writer - RightFeb 02 2021
Opinion
The world isn't moving fast enough on clean energy
The global race to net-zero emissions has begun. But the world has much further to run.
The European Union, Japan, the UK and many other major world economies have set ambitious goals to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. China, the world's biggest emitter, is aiming to be carbon neutral before 2060. And US President Joe Biden announced the nation's return to the Paris Agreement and is
CNN (Opinion)Feb 02 2021
News
U.S. Hits Pandemic Milestone With More Vaccinated Than Cases
More Americans have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine than have tested positive for the virus, an early but hopeful milestone in the race to end the pandemic.
As of Monday afternoon, 26.5 million Americans had received one or both doses of the current vaccines, according to data compiled by the Bloomberg Vaccine Tracker. Since the first U.S. patient tested positive
BloombergNov 13 2020
News
Can Joe Biden heal a divided America?
A central theme of President-elect Joe Biden’s victory speech Saturday was the need for the United States to find unity at a time of deep division. “This is the time to heal in America,” he said. It was the continuation of a message that was the core of his presidential campaign, which he called a “battle for the soul of America.”
Biden’s calls for harmony — a stark contrast to the
Yahoo! The 360Sep 02 2020
News
How Markey took down a Kennedy
Sen. Ed Markey (D) on Tuesday successfully fended off a challenge from Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D) in the Massachusetts Senate primary after facing what was initially seen as an uphill climb against a rising Democratic star and member of the most famous political family in the U.S.
Those close to Markey attribute his success to robust progressive support at the grassroots level as well as
The HillMar 15 2016
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The Path to a Contested Convention
A series of primaries on Tuesday could change the dynamic of the Republican presidential race
Wall Street Journal (News)Dec 24 2020
News
Google reportedly asked employees to ‘strike a positive tone’ in research paper
Google has added a layer of scrutiny for research papers on sensitive topics including gender, race, and political ideology. A senior manager also instructed researchers to “strike a positive tone” in a paper this summer. The news was first reported by Reuters.
“Advances in technology and the growing complexity of our external environment are increasingly leading to situations where
The VergeMay 24 2021
News
Over the past century, African-American life expectancy and education levels have soared
AT THE turn of the twentieth century, a newborn white American could expect to live for around 48 years. That was 15 years longer than a newborn African-American could expect. Improvements in hygiene, medicine and other public-health measures led those numbers to rise dramatically. By mid-century, life expectancy for African-Americans had nearly doubled, to 61 years, while for white Americans
The EconomistDec 05 2019
News
John Kerry endorses Joe Biden for 2020 election
Washington (CNN) - Former Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday endorsed Joe Biden for president in the 2020 race, saying the former vice president has the character and leadership skills to beat President Donald Trump.
"I believe Joe Biden is the President our country desperately needs right now, not because I've known Joe so long, but because I know Joe so well," Kerry said in a
CNN DigitalNov 09 2020
Opinion
The media never fully learned how to cover Trump. But they still might have saved democracy.
As the cowbells clanged, car horns blasted and anti-Trumpers partied Saturday on my New York City street corner not long after TV networks called the presidential race for Joe Biden, I did what comes most naturally.
I checked my email.
Because I write about the press, people tend to share their thoughts with me about how national politics is being covered, not just in The
Washington Post