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Aug 11 2017
News
Goodbye Nonpartisan Journalism. And Good Riddance.
The big news in American journalism today has been that reporters, editors and producers at legacy journalism organizations have become so eager to dispute the more questionable pronouncements and proposals of the Trump administration. Increasingly, they are prepared to label the president’s wilder statements and tweets “falsehoods” or even “lies.” The big news is that many of our best
PoliticoMar 19 2016
News
Ben Carson’s Camp Plots Vice Presidential Bid
Ben Carson’s campaign for president may be over. But his campaign for vice president is just beginning. Just a week after the former neurosurgeon endorsed Donald Trump, The Daily Beast has learned that members of Carson’s brain trust have set up a meeting in Palm Beach, where Carson has a plush mansion, on March 29 to discuss plans for the future. This Aveng
Daily BeastJan 23 2020
Analysis
Bernie Sanders’s path to the 2020 Democratic nomination, explained
This week, for the first time, the progressive senator from Vermont emerged in first place in a national CNN poll, showing him 3 points ahead of former Vice President Joe Biden, though within the margin of error. For months, Sanders has been hovering around 20 percent in the RealClearPolitics national polling average, but some good recent national and early-state polls are putting him on an
VoxJan 23 2017
News
The Numbers Are In: Fake News Didn't Work
Volumes have been written in the media about the effect of fake news on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. Facebook has been pressured to crack down on fake stories in the U.S. and other countries where important elections are taking place this year. It's rolling out its cooperation scheme with fact-checkers in Germany in the coming weeks. Google has taken steps to discourage
BloombergFeb 19 2020
Opinion
Bloomberg–Sanders Battle Could Determine the Democrats’ Future
Like Trump, both men are beneficiaries of our hollowed-out political parties.
The Bloomberg–Bernie battle is almost like a comic book come to life. The two combatants cover almost every cliché on the right-wing scorecard.
The Right couldn’t have invented a better candidate than Bernie Sanders. In 1971, he was kicked out of a commune for talking too much. In 1987 (!), he recorded
Jonah GoldbergDec 20 2019
Opinion
The Senate’s Trial
As President Trump’s impeachment leaves the House, the upper chamber needs to be what the Founders expected it to be.
We have spent the last several weeks intensely debating the Founders’ view of impeachment. Now that the House has actually impeached the president, it’s time to pay attention to the Founders’ view of the Senate.
We know that a Senate’s trial of impeachments is
National Review (News)Jan 21 2020
News
Supreme Court refuses for now to hear appeal of decision threatening Affordable Care Act
The Supreme Court refused Tuesday to decide on a fast-track basis the fate of the landmark Affordable Care Act, following a federal appeals court ruling that its central health insurance mandate is unconstitutional.
By refusing to step in now, the justices likely blocked the third Supreme Court test of the controversial health care law from an election-year docket already teeming with
USA TODAYNov 13 2019
News
'I never say never': Hillary Clinton refuses to close the door on a 2020 presidential run
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton refused to close the door on the possibility of entering the 2020 presidential race, telling an interviewer Tuesday, "I never say never to anything."
The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee was asked during a BBC Radio interview if she was "100%" certain she would not run again. Clinton replied that she thinks "all the time about what kind of
USA TODAYJan 16 2016
News
Ted Cruz Apologizes to ‘The Millions of New Yorkers Who Have Been Let Down by Liberal Politicians’
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)97%, whose attack on Donald Trump during Thursday’s Republican presidential debate in South Carolina for his “New York Values” drew a pointed response from the Manhattan-based GOP front runner, issued an apology to New Yorkers tonight.
The apology, however, was not for using the term “New York Values,” but instead “to the millions of Ne
Breitbart NewsJan 19 2017
News
Surprise: The Media Wanted You to Believe Rick Perry Had No Clue What An Energy Secretary Does
If you had read The New York Times Wednesday night, you would be terrified to learn that the man nominated to be our next energy secretary had no clue what his job will entail. Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, the editors claimed, apparently did not know his job would include a safeguarding of America's nuclear arsenal. Instead, he was under the impression he'd be acting as a sort of ambassador
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