White House Continues Blasting Congressional GOP Over Potential Veterans Benefit Cuts
In a new memo, President Joe Biden’s administration estimates that over 600,000 vets in vulnerable Republican House districts could be hurt.
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States Try Bans To Keep China From Upping Its Share Of U.S. Farmland — From Less Than 1%
As state legislatures have acted on national security grounds, Asian Americans see echoes of xenophobic laws that previously restricted their land ownership.
Let’s Not Play The Blame Game, Say Lawmakers Blamed For Bank Failures
Authors of a 2018 law rolling back bank regulations are oblivious to a damning report from the Federal Reserve.
Jill Biden Engages In Soft Diplomacy Before Attending King Charles III’s Coronation
The first lady is representing the U.S. at the historic event.
How Online Shopping Lost Touch With Reality
Consumers might think they have more control than ever, but they’re really just fumbling in the dark.
America Forgot About IBM Watson. Is ChatGPT Next?
The AI conquered Jeopardy before it was sanded down into business tools. The same trajectory is playing out again.
Why Pope Francis Isn’t With the West on Ukraine
His unusual stance on the war shows just how fast his Church is changing.
What Authors Know About the Power of Words
Our means of communication are changing rapidly: Your weekly guide to the best in books
Greenpeace USA Wins Free Speech Battle Against Canadian Logging Giant’s $100M SLAPP Lawsuit
A judge in California has dismissed a seven-year $100 million lawsuit against Greenpeace USA that threatened the group’s existence. Canadian logging giant Resolute Forest Products sued Greenpeace in the United States and Canada for defamation after the group exposed the company’s irresponsible practices, part of a pattern of corporations attempting to use the burdens of the legal process to intimidate, exhaust and censor activists.
William Barr Torches Former Boss Donald Trump: ‘Horror Show’
Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera asked the ex-attorney general about Trump’s fitness for the White House.
William Barr Torches Former Boss Donald Trump: ‘Horror Show’
Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera asked the former Trump attorney general about Trump’s fitness for the White House.
Former GOP Rep. Madison Cawthorn Fined Over Gun At Airport
Cawthorn pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after his loaded gun was found last year in his carry-on luggage at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Biden Knocks ‘Honest’ Kevin McCarthy For What He ‘Sold Away’ To Become Speaker
The president is set to meet with the GOP House speaker and other congressional leaders at the White House to discuss raising the debt ceiling.
Ron DeSantis May Be Plotting To Topple Another Democratic Prosecutor In Florida
State Attorney Monique Worrell says the Republican governor is building a baseless case to remove her from office.
At Least 8 Fake Electors Have Immunity In Georgia Election Probe
Sixteen fake electors met in December, 2020, and signed a certificate declaring falsely that Trump had won the presidential election.
Freedom to Learn: Nat’l Day of Action Targets Ron DeSantis, “Anti-Woke Cabal” over Book Bans & More
This week, protests were held across the United States against right-wing efforts to ban books and antiracism education in schools.
In E. Jean Carroll’s “Heroic” Rape Trial Against Trump, His Team Calls No Witnesses. Will He Testify?
Former President Donald Trump’s legal team rested its case Thursday in the rape, battery and defamation trial brought by writer E. Jean Carroll without calling a single witness. Carroll has accused Trump of raping her in a dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman in the 1990s. Carroll was able to file the case against Trump decades later because New York opened a one-year window on the statute of limitations for adult survivors of sexual assault.
Guilty: Four Proud Boys Convicted of Seditious Conspiracy for Role in Jan. 6 Insurrection
Four members of the far-right Proud Boys organization, including former leader Enrique Tarrio, were convicted Thursday of seditious conspiracy for trying to keep Donald Trump in office by force after his 2020 election defeat to Joe Biden. The men could face decades in prison for their actions. A fifth defendant was found not guilty of seditious conspiracy but convicted on other charges. We look at the Proud Boys, their role in the January 6 attack on the U.S.
American Voters’ Achilles’ Heel
Comedic timing is no measure of fitness to lead, but humor has become a nonnegotiable trait for presidential contenders.
Bing Is a Trap
Tech companies say AI will expand the possibilities of searching the internet. So far, the opposite seems to be true.
Tucker Carlson Was Wrong About the Media
The ousted Fox News host misrepresented the tenor of discussion.
The Goopification of AI
A new generation of chatbots is poised to become the next frontier of self-help—and could reveal the truth behind Americans’ obsession with lifestyle gurus.
Jake Tapper Torches Kayleigh McEnany Over Tucker Carlson Hour Gig
The CNN anchor slammed the former Trump White House press secretary with one of her old tweets after she was named the next guest-host of Fox News’ prime-time.
Andrew Gillum, Ex-Candidate For Florida Governor, Acquitted Of Lying To FBI
The jury hung on charges the former Democratic candidate funneled campaign money to personal accounts. Prosecutors said they’ll retry him on those counts.
Lawrence O’Donnell Has ‘2 Frightening Words’ That’ll Keep Trump Awake At Night
The MSNBC host says the former president has every reason to be worried over the latest turn in the investigation.
Ari Melber Speaks Directly To Clarence Thomas In Scathing Monologue
“Do you think you will get away with this forever?” the MSNBC host asked amid new revelations.
Fox News’ Biggest Jan. 6 Talking Point Falls Apart In Blistering CNN Video
The right-wing network’s hosts have tried to gaslight their own viewers.
Greenpeace USA Wins Free Speech Battle Against Canadian Logging Giant’s $100M SLAPP Lawsuit
A judge in California has dismissed a seven-year $100 million lawsuit against Greenpeace USA that threatened the group’s existence. Canadian logging giant Resolute Forest Products sued Greenpeace in the United States and Canada for defamation after the group exposed the company’s irresponsible practices, part of a pattern of corporations attempting to use the burdens of the legal process to intimidate, exhaust and censor activists.
Biden Administration Urged to Accept Afghan Families Who Have Languished in Greece for Over 18 Months
We speak with Jumana Abo Oxa, project manager at the Greek refugee project, Elpida Home, who is in Washington, D.C., where she is meeting with Biden administration officials and lawmakers in an effort to seek help for 82 families, including many women parliamentarians, who evacuated from Afghanistan but have been stuck in Greece for over a year and a half.