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Jan 19 2021
News
US historians on what Donald Trump's legacy will be
At noon on Wednesday, President Donald Trump's term will end. It's been a whirlwind four years, so what might the legacy be of such a history-making president?
There's a lot to consider, so we asked the experts to break it down for us.
Responses have been edited for length and clarity.
'His relationship with alt-right' Matthew Continetti is a fellow at the American
BBC NewsFeb 28 2021
Analysis
Black History Month During A Pandemic, Told Through The Eyes Of One Family
Like many of us, Richard Williams has been figuring out how to be creative in a pandemic that limits so much of what we can do. The photographer and graphic designer is close with his family, who are based in Prince George’s County, Maryland, an affluent and largely Black suburb of Washington, DC. Williams has been photographing his family as a part of an ongoing personal project, which gave
BuzzFeed NewsJul 23 2021
News
Can Pelosi’s power play on Capitol attack panel thwart wrecking tactics?
Speaker is locked in a battle of wills with Kevin McCarthy who is determined to change the political conversation, critics say
It was, Nancy Pelosi told reporters on Thursday, one of the darkest days in America’s history – an assault on democracy, Congress and the constitution. “The American people want to know the truth,” she said.
But will the truth of the 6 January
The GuardianMay 09 2022
Headline Roundup
How Accurate Are Mark Esper's Allegations Against Trump?
How accurate are former Defense Secretary Mark Esper's allegations against former President Donald Trump?
In his new memoir and a 60 Minutes interview that aired Sunday night, Esper highlighted a number of instances where he prevented Trump from acting on "dangerous things that could have taken the country in a dark direction." Esper claimed that Trump wanted to fire missiles into
Washington Post Townhall AxiosDec 16 2017
News
2017's onslaught of disasters stretched FEMA to its limits
George Haddow hasn’t worked for the Federal Emergency Management Agency in nearly two decades. So he was surprised to receive an email in September asking him to return to work on a 30-day assignment in one of the country’s multiple disaster zones.
USA TODAYOct 18 2018
News
Dem operative for Soros-funded group arrested for 'battery' against Nevada GOP candidate's campaign manager
A Democratic operative for American Bridge 21st Century, a group founded by David Brock and funded by liberal billionaire George Soros, was arrested Tuesday after the female campaign manager for Nevada GOP gubernatorial nominee Adam Laxalt accused the operative of grabbing and yanking her arm and refusing to let go.
Fox News DigitalJan 14 2021
Opinion
No, AOC, It's Not the Government's Job to 'Rein in Our Media'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D–N.Y.) told her social media followers earlier this week that Democrats in Congress might respond to the Capitol riot with some sort of "media literacy" initiative.
The phrase media literacy ordinarily implies helping individuals make sense of the media landscape, but AOC seems to have more in mind than that: She suggested "we're going to have to figure
ReasonJun 11 2020
Perspectives Blog
Story of the Week: Talk of Police Reform, Defunding Takes Center Stage
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Calls to defund the police have rung out nationwide after George Floyd's death at the hands of law enforcement last month.
Prominent Democrats recently introduced a bill aimed at significant police reform. Many Republicans, led by President Donald Trump, are standing by law enforcement, while some
Henry A. BrechterJan 20 2022
Opinion
A Scandal For Every Month: The Biggest Botches, Failures, And Mess-Ups Of Joe Biden’s First 12 Months In Office
Joe Biden has been in the Oval Office (or that weird set in the Eisenhower building’s South Court auditorium with the greenscreen windows) for a year now, and he’s already managed to make his short presidency known for a long line-up of scandals, botches, and slip-ups.
It’s too hard to narrow the list down to one top failure, although his disgracefully handled Afghanistan withdrawal may
The FederalistMay 19 2020
Opinion
We Rise or Fall Together — and We Are Determined to Rise
This is a solemn and challenging time in the life of our nation and world. A remorseless, invisible enemy threatens the elderly and vulnerable among us – and some of the healthiest, too. It challenges our sense of safety, security, and community. Our children are separated from their teachers and their friends in a way that is hard for them to understand. Many have lost loved ones, jobs, and
George W. Bush