Keeping Tabs on Our Long National Nightmare
Switching seniors to Medicare Advantage plans has cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars more than keeping them in original … Continue reading Medicare Advantage Costs Billions More Than Original Medicare, Researcher Says
Today, 19.7% of electricity in the United States comes from nuclear power, an energy source that produces no climate altering … Continue reading Capitalists could make billions stopping the climate crisis if Republicans would let them
On November 2, New Yorkers will head the polls to pick their next mayor. Democrat Bill de Blasio is term … Continue reading The Forward Party is Andrew Yang’s brilliant scheme to keep himself relevant
For one blessed day on October 4, 2021, Facebook vanished from the face of the Earth. Along with its corporate … Continue reading Shutting Facebook down for a day didn’t stop conspiracy theories. It spawned more.
There are far easier ways to screw up your political career than what Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister, is doing … Continue reading Canadian voters are deciding whether to oust Justin Trudeau in an election only Justin Trudeau wanted
As of the middle of the day on August 13, 2021, the Taliban controls roughly half of Afghanistan. Two decades … Continue reading The humiliating end of the War in Afghanistan
In 2014, an anonymous person leaked more than 150 pages of classified material that revealed a lot about the American … Continue reading Brave Hero Rewarded With Prison Sentence
One of my earliest television memories is watching the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan. As an elementary school … Continue reading I need to still love the Olympics
On September 17th, 2020, Donald Trump gave a speech promoting “patriotic education” which aired conservative grievances about educators who dare … Continue reading Catching Up With (and Cleaning Up After) the Critical Race Theory Panic
9 /11 was, for those who remember it vividly, terrifying. It’s right there in the world “terrorism.” On that day, … Continue reading After two decades, Congress is repealing the president’s nearly unlimited war power