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In at least 13 states, abortion rights are headed toward the November ballot, and the prevailing hope is that voters mobilized by the end of Roe will show up for reproductive freedom. Through ballot initiatives, voters will decide if their Continue reading “Restore Roe!” Is a Bad Rallying Cry
Last week’s damage award in the E. Jean Carroll case was staggering. We had a little office pool going (well, just three of us, and we didn’t actually bet money). I came in highest at $40 million, so under traditional Continue reading Last Week Was Bad for Trump. This Week Could Be
Four, Five Times Worse.
“Now, if you’re doing your job as president,” Graham said, a defense substantially at odds with the account documented in Isikoff and Klaidman’s book, “and January the sixth, he was still president trying to find out if the election, you Continue reading Donald Trump’s Relationship With Lindsey Graham Is About to Go Very Bad
Trump lawyer Alina Habba was reprimanded a whopping 12 times during the former president’s defamation trial on Thursday for her combative and bizarre behavior. Presiding Judge Lewis Kaplan has already ruled that Donald Trump defamed E. Jean Carroll after she Continue reading Alina Habba’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day in Court
The Johnsons pulled the podcast from their (subsequently completely deleted) personal website shortly after he became speaker, but it was too late. Revelations from Truth Be Told poured out—along with many other comments about abortion and homosexuality from interviews—after he Continue reading Why Are Republicans So Bad at Podcasting?
I spent the past week glued to my phone, as I’m sure many of you did, scrolling through endless news and horrible videos of the violence in the Middle East. Sometimes, when global disasters or conflicts happen, people will whip Continue reading The Good, the Bad, and the Most Important Climate Lesson of 2023
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy arrived in Washington on Tuesday with an unenviable task: Convince members of Congress embroiled in their own domestic disputes to authorize additional funds for a war that’s edging into its third year, at a time when Continue reading Volodymyr Zelenskiy Had a Bad Day on Capitol Hill
She sees a clear link between Pride and Prejudice and early gothic literature, with its horror stories of abducted young women in gloomy castles, poisonings, and implied rapes, that was the bestselling genre of Austen’s youth (her first completed novel, Continue reading Chasing Jane Austen’s Bad Boys
He lied, for example, about attaining a bachelor’s degree from Baruch College and an MBA from New York University, when in fact he had not graduated from any college. He lied about working for major banks like Citigroup and Goldman Continue reading Expelling George Santos Did Not Set a Bad Precedent
The U.S. has no plan to proactively phase out so-called “unabated” fossil fuel production, despite the pledge it’s made to that effect. There are also no assurances that emissions from ever-expanding fossil fuel production can in fact be abated—a term Continue reading The U.S. Is in a Spectacularly Bad Position to Talk About Climate Change Right Now