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Sherrod Brown claims to champion Ohio workers-but his record tells a different story. Discover why critics call his populism phony and who he really represents. Source link
From Seth Moulton’s debate reversal to Byron Donalds’ attacks in Florida, transgender policy is emerging as a central issue in 2026 midterm campaigns. Source link
Thousands are feared dead after a churning wall of mud, rock and pulverised ice bulldozed down a Himalayan valley straddling the border of Nepal and China. Source link
At Buckingham Palace the Coldstream Guards Band played “9 to 5” when they heard of her death. The White House ordered flags flown at half staff. In New York they turned the top of the Empire State Building pink and sparkly. Read Full Article ⟶ Source link
After the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced two cases of measles-related deaths in one county, the local coroner appeared to contradict the account. And in an ongoing spat with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has alleged that a Shapiro staffer may have even “fabricated” the deaths. We’ll lay out what we know. The saga brings to mind a pandemic-era falsehood that the vast majority of people classified as dying from COVID-19 did not die of the disease, but died of other causes while they happened to be infected. And when two children…
The Media's Lawfare Enabling Source link
Trump's Midterm Campaign Theme Is Unrequited Love Source link
James Carville’s rage erupted after House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries met with Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, calling Trump allies felons and traitors on his podcast. Source link
The US president has been sucked into a quagmire of his own making, with both sides refusing to budge on red lines in negotiations. James C. Reynolds looks at the numbers behind a conflict that may prove to be Trump’s greatest miscalculationRead Full Article ⟶ Source link
Leslie Poles Hartley famously dubbed the past a foreign country. This summer, for the first time, I sensed that the present can be one too. My annual visit to… Source link