U. S. Intelligence Agencies Briefing the 2020 Campaigns on Cybersecurity
The campaigns for former Housing and Urban Development secretary Julian Castro and businessman Andrew Yang confirmed they received the briefing.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Joins the War on Cauliflower
In AOC's world, there is no detail of life that is beyond the scope of the government’s authority, including what vegetable you plant in your garden.
California Wants a Wall — To Keep the Homeless Out
Some Silicon Valley residents get angry at the thought of affordable housing bringing poorer people to their neighborhoods
Northam’s Medical School: After Extensive Review, We’ve Figured Out . . . Almost Nothing
We all have to stand up to racism . . . unless it might jeopardize the election chances of one of our alumni; then it’s okay to pretend you didn’t ...
The 24 Democrats
Twenty-four Democrats are running for president. Twenty or so are going to end up deeply disappointed.
The Side Effect of Identity Politics in the Democratic Primary
Every candidate gets boiled down to those key signifiers and discussed as symbols, instead of being discussed as individuals.
Time Flies: Johnny Walker Lindh, the ‘American Taliban,’ Is Scheduled to Be Released This Week
We’ll probably never know the government’s game plan for Lindh; if we ever do learn, it won’t be for a long while.
If the House Wants to Impeach Trump, They Have to Face Nancy Pelosi First
At this rate, Nancy Pelosi is going to regret winning the House of Representatives in 2018.
ESPN President: ‘Our Fans Do Not Want Us to Cover Politics’
Today’s Los Angeles Times profiles ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro, who took over running the network in March 2018.
Get Ready to Vote! . . . If You Live in Kentucky or Pennsylvania’s 12th District.
Tomorrow is primary day in Kentucky's statewide races.