The Trump administration continues to find new ways to jeopardize the lives and safety of migrant children and their families. Lawyers representing migrant children across the United States, as well as government officials, are accusing the federal government of using...
Month: May 2020
Hackers Claim to Have Dirt That Could End Trump’s Campaign. After All We Know, What the Hell Could That Be?
Hackers trying to extort a prominent New York City celebrity law firm doubled the ransom they were seeking on Thursday to $42 million, claiming that they have dirt on President Trump that could doom his reelection chances. VICE News reported Friday morning that the...
10 Signs That Prove Big Pharma Could Care Less About Your Health
The clearest way out of the current pandemic—though it may a year or more away—is a vaccine, mass produced and made freely available to all. This being America, of course, not everyone is on board for making something free. In the lead-up to the first...
Reopening: A Chronicle of Needless Deaths Foretold
The president of the United States has made a decision—sort of—that despite the lack of sufficient testing, resources to embark upon the tracing of the contacts of all people testing positive for Covid-19, and the ability to humanely isolate those infected, we are...
Two Coasts. One Virus. How New York Suffered Nearly 10 Times the Number of Deaths as California.
By March 14, London Breed, the mayor of San Francisco, had seen enough. For weeks, she and her health officials had looked at data showing the evolving threat of COVID-19. In response, she’d issued a series of orders limiting the size of public gatherings, each one...
ELDERLY WORKERS RUN ELECTIONS. BUT COVID-19 WILL KEEP MANY HOME
Charles Thayer has manned the polls in Bangor, Maine, for 18 years. But when the doors open at the city’s sole polling place for the state’s July 14 primary, he won’t be there. Thayer, 78, is staying home because his wife has a compromised immune system. “I would not...
Democracy At Stake: “Faithless Electors” SCOTUS Case Tests If Electoral College Members Can Go Rogue
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday in a case that could shape the outcome of future presidential elections. The question at hand was whether Electoral College members can “go rogue” and support candidates who did not win the state’s popular vote. In 2016,...
House Passes $3 Trillion Relief Package, But Progressives Say More Must Be Done
The Democrat majority House of Representatives passed a massive, $3 trillion coronavirus relief stimulus package known as the HEROES Act roughly along party lines on Friday night despite progressive concerns over the bill’s provisions. “The truth is that while a...
Time for Progressives to Seize the Means of Production of House Relief Bills
There is no upside to moderation in the face of a disaster. Asking for only half as many fire trucks as necessary to rush to the scene of a fire does not make you a wise leader; it makes you someone who let the house burn down. No matter how many times we are forced...
From Debunking Trump to TSA Hoarding
Debunking Trump’s China Nonsense The coronavirus pandemic offers a playground for conspiracy theorists: they say infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci and billionaire Bill Gates advance dystopian agendas and 5G caused COVID-19. But some of the most egregious...