The former DHS chief of staff isn’t big news right now. But what he’s saying is.
Category: Politics
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GOP faces questions about vetting after abruptly canceling convention speaker who promoted anti-Semitic tweet
Addressing the convention was Abby Johnson, a prominent opponent of abortion rights, who was tweeting support for household voting in which only the head of the household can vote.
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Of course Trump can win
But that doesn’t mean he’s in a strong position.
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4 takeaways from the second night of the Republican National Convention
Night two included high-profile speeches from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and first lady Melania Trump, plus the president’s son Eric Trump and daughter Tiffany Trump.
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Jacob Blake’s devastated family displayed the full range Black Americans’ emotions
The varied yet united response is symbolic of many black families’ reactions to police violence.
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For one cynical and perhaps illegal moment, Trump finds a use for immigrants
The legitimate achievements of five people was something that became an opportunity to score political points.
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Black voters are being targeted in disinformation campaigns, echoing the 2016 Russian playbook
Four years after Russian operatives used social media in a bid to exacerbate America’s racial divisions and suppress Black voting, such tactics have spread to a wide range of disinformation ahead of the 2020 presidential election. The potency and persistence of this playbook was on display this week as Twitter deleted an account that claimed to belong to a former Black Lives Matter protester who had switched allegiances to the Republicans.
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Biden promises to upend Trump’s hostile actions toward federal employees
Joe Biden says he will overturn executive orders and other directives that weaken employee due process and collective bargaining rights.
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Administration asks Supreme Court to reinstate FDA requirement on obtaining medication abortion
A lower court said the requirement of an in-person visit to obtain pills was burdensome during the pandemic.
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Melania Trump was praised for acknowledging racism. But she also spread false ‘birther’ claims about Obama.
In 2011, the first lady helped her husband spread the falsehood that former president Barack Obama was born in Kenya.
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Stefanik hails Trump on national stage while pitching N.Y. voters on her bipartisanship
Impeachment proceedings last year thrust the congresswoman into the national spotlight as she assumed the role of fierce defender of the president.
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To counter China, some Republicans are abandoning free-market orthodoxy
Since the Reagan years, Republicans have opposed the federal government picking winners and losers in the economy through government programs. But China’s rise is forcing them to rethink that.
