Trump’s Sick Crack About Prison Rape Gets Big Cheers From His Supporters
Trump’s rally speech takes a dark turn.
Trump’s rally speech takes a dark turn.
Donald Trump deliberately underplayed the pandemic to advance his political goals, a House investigation concluded.
“What Greene possesses that Trump so craves is loyalty,” New York Times Magazine writer Robert Draper said.
The California governor said he was looking forward to resignation announcements “soon.
In new audio from 2020 released by Bob Woodward, Trump raved about his connection to the North Korean dictator.
We speak to law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw and civil rights attorney Barbara Arnwine, who are on an Arc of Voter Justice bus tour of 26 cities across the country to increase Black voter turnout at critical midterm elections in November. They discuss fighting voter suppression and racial gerrymandering, and the high stakes in states where Republicans have instated bans on what they describe as critical race theory.
Egypt is preparing to host world leaders next month at the U.N.’s annual climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, a move that prominent environmentalist and author Naomi Klein calls “greenwashing.
The family of imprisoned Egyptian human rights activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been staging a sit-in outside the British foreign office to demand the government help release him. El-Fattah, who was recently granted British citizenship, has been on hunger strike for over 200 days to protest being held in harsh conditions during his seemingly endless jail sentence in Egypt. “We’re not sure how much time is left.
British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned Thursday after just 45 days in office, the shortest term in the nation’s history. Her low-tax, low-regulation financial policies were widely criticized after they sent the pound plummeting, causing several senior ministers to quit. We speak to George Monbiot, British journalist at The Guardian, about her short-lived time in office, what this says about the Conservative Party, and who her likely successor will be.
The recovery counselor said he was “absolutely” swayed away from voting for the Republican candidate in his bid for a U.S. Senate seat.
Allen Weisselberg agreed in a plea deal to testify in Manhattan trial about tax schemes by Donald Trump’s company. Jury selection starts Monday.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Pierce said he also had no plans to end his campaign just a few weeks before the Nov. 8 election.
Trump tries to reduce GOP presidential primary field with complaints of disloyalty.
“I told him… you have to go testify…. it will be the greatest entertainment,” Donald Trump’s second son said.
The ads targeted multiple battleground states in the midterms such as Arizona, Colorado and Georgia, according to the report.
The migrant said a woman paid him $700 for work which included distributing her business cards and giving haircuts to migrants.
Republicans are “terrible” at human rights, the prominent attorney, who is Jewish, told Donald Trump.
Leaked information could have seriously jeopardized U.S. security, sources told The Washington Post.
A video clip shows Republican Dan Cox, a Maryland gubernatorial candidate, taking a present from a man in a shirt with a Proud Boys insignia.
We speak to law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw and civil rights attorney Barbara Arnwine, who are on an Arc of Voter Justice bus tour of 26 cities across the country to increase Black voter turnout at critical midterm elections in November. They discuss fighting voter suppression and racial gerrymandering, and the high stakes in states where Republicans have instated bans on what they describe as critical race theory.
Egypt is preparing to host world leaders next month at the U.N.’s annual climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, a move that prominent environmentalist and author Naomi Klein calls “greenwashing.
The family of imprisoned Egyptian human rights activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been staging a sit-in outside the British foreign office to demand the government help release him. El-Fattah, who was recently granted British citizenship, has been on hunger strike for over 200 days to protest being held in harsh conditions during his seemingly endless jail sentence in Egypt. “We’re not sure how much time is left.
British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned Thursday after just 45 days in office, the shortest term in the nation’s history. Her low-tax, low-regulation financial policies were widely criticized after they sent the pound plummeting, causing several senior ministers to quit. We speak to George Monbiot, British journalist at The Guardian, about her short-lived time in office, what this says about the Conservative Party, and who her likely successor will be.
As President Biden vows to codify abortion rights if Democrats can control Congress after the midterms, we speak with Democratic Congressmember Cori Bush, who faces reelection this November as a first-term Democrat in Missouri, where abortion was banned after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June. She just wrapped up a “Roe the Vote: Reproductive Freedom Tour.
We get an update from immigrant justice advocate Guerline Jozef, who is in Mexico to look at the impact of the Biden administration’s expansion of Title 42 to turn away Venezuelan asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border. The Trump-era policy lets the government expel asylum seekers on public health grounds. “It is unacceptable today for the government to try to expand Title 42, and forcing people to continue to die,” says Jozef.
Protests are growing in Port-au-Prince as thousands fill the streets to demand the U.S.-backed Prime Minister Ariel Henry resign after he announced he would raise fuel prices amid an already dire humanitarian crisis. Countries including the U.S. and Canada have sent military equipment to assist the Haitian police in cracking down on the unrest, and the U.S.
Trump argued he was protected as president to verbally attack journalist who accused him of rape. Then he bizarrely repeated the attacks as a private citizen.
A New York City restaurant owner accused the “Late Late Show” host of abusing his wait staff on multiple occasions.
Drastic reductions would likely boost “offensive” content like porn, falsehoods and hate-filled attacks as more posts go unsupervised.
Trump yet again presses “rigged vote” claims in personal attack, even though a federal judge determined this week that he knows better.