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Polarization

Trump Renews Attacks on John McCain

President Trump renewed his criticism of the late Sen. John McCain, tweeting that his vote to keep Obamacare in place was "disgraceful" and that he will "never" be a fan of him.
From the Left
Trump won't let McCain feud rest in peace
From the Center
Trump: 'I was never a fan of John McCain and I never will be'
From the Right
Trump Explains Why He's Still Criticizing McCain
FBI, Russia probe, Robert Mueller
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FBI

FBI And Robert Mueller Started Investigating Michael Cohen A Year Before Raid

According to newly unsealed warrants from Manhattan Federal Court, the FBI and Robert Mueller were allowed to start investigating Michael Cohen a year before the raid at his home.
From the Left
Mueller was allowed to review years of Cohen emails from time he worked under Trump
From the Center
Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen's emails were sought in mid-2017: filings
From the Right
Records: FBI Began Probing Michael Cohen a Year Before Raid
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Technology

Devin Nunes Sues Twitter, Users for Over $250M Alleging Bias Against Conservatives

Rep. Devin Nunes is suing Twitter and some of its users for over $250 million, alleging that the platform censored conservative voices and allowed defamatory statements to spread in order to influence the 2018 midterm elections.
From the Right
Nunes sues Twitter, some users, seeks over $250M alleging anti-conservative 'shadow bans,' smears
From the Center
Nunes sues Twitter, users for more than $250M
From the Left
California Congressman Says He's Suing Twitter For Allowing Parody Accounts Alleging To Be His Mom
Rush to Curiosity, Judge Later
When we flood our brains with outrage-inducing information from social media and the news, we react from a place of survival. As a result, our country operates under a collective hair trigger. What if we stopped letting outrage get the best of us, and rushed to curiosity instead of judgement?