The Trump campaign legal team dropped their star lawyer, Sidney Powell today. How are the faithful taking this news?
With the election in the rear-view mirror, Joe Biden headed to the White House, and Trump back to Mar-a-Lago, it’s time to take stock.
WSJ often writes about California’s renewable energy mandates—but somehow doesn’t acknowledge what they are for.
Brian Kolfage once ran a disinformation fake “news” website called Freedom Daily. He rebranded once he was sued for libel (along with notorious Internet troll Chuck C. Johnson) for spreading fake news during the Charlottesville rally.
Four liberal friends gather at a coffeehouse to commiserate and discuss: is Trump too incompetent to be fascist?
Facebook insists that they hold up a mirror to society. But they do more than that: they shape it.
So why do they keep pushing the “mirror” analogy? Ah, well, that’s…the question.
A common thread connects the recent muddles that management at both Facebook and New York Times fell into.
The day of the #BlackLivesMatter protest: when Trump walked across Lafayette Park and held up a Bible.
All the Covid-19 data curators, models, visualizers, dashboards, graphics, maps, interactives, and projections: in one place.
I squinted at wonky websites for hours so you didn’t have to. Here is the result: a guide to Democratic healthcare plans for dummies (like me).