
Trump’s Tweets Have Casualties
“I think it is an act of violence.” As Twitter begins to tackle Trump’s tweets, targets of his harassment speak out.
“I think it is an act of violence.” As Twitter begins to tackle Trump’s tweets, targets of his harassment speak out.
“There is so much misinformation in those tweets that I don't know how to weigh any of it other than to simply just cut through and speak the truth,” Michigan’s secretary of state said.
Trump spent the morning where he feels most comfortable — obsessing over perceived personal enemies, rather than a pandemic and economic crisis he is unable to control.
On March 27, Ruth Harrington's ashes were laid to rest at a plot next to her husband — the same day he was buried, in 2006 — and it also was their wedding anniversary.
There’s never been anything like Trump’s daily White House press conferences before.
Trump emphasized that wearing a mask to slow the spread of the coronavirus is voluntary under a new CDC recommendation.
The presidential campaign is now almost completely digital, a space where Biden has long lagged and Trump has flourished.
"Eu tirei a foto para mostrar às pessoas", disse o enfermeiro do pronto-socorro. "É a realidade assustadora com a qual lidamos."
“It is the ghastly reality of what we deal with and where some of us have ended up already,” the New York City nurse said.
Home health aides are at risk, and many of them are without adequate protection from COVID-19. “We really feel under threat.”
“It is the ghastly reality of what we deal with and where some of us have ended up already,” the New York City nurse said.
Russian propaganda networks picked up on what Biden said immediately, spinning his words into something that would ultimately become a Trump obsession.
Take off your shoes, grab a blanket, and read this (while sitting up).
“The bigotry against actual or would-be immigrants kind of goes hand in hand with the scapegoating of those same groups at a time of medical crisis.”
The views. The countryside. THE FOOD.
You may not know them well, but you know their work: Victoria Toensing and Joe diGenova have been at the center of major political news for 40 years. And we might not be in the middle of impeachment without them.
"One of my good friends pointed out to me I could starve to death because I don't know how to cook," the former New York City mayor said.
Inspired by this.
Bernie Sanders went all the way to the USSR but didn’t meet with the world-famous Soviet dissident living in his state — the history too many people are forgetting.