Ron Nessen, Ford’s White House Press Secretary, Dies at 90
Ron Nessen, who as President Gerald R. Ford’s press secretary from 1974 to 1977 pledged a new era of openness...
Trump’s new attack on the climate, briefly explained
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Maddow Taunts Van Orden For His Virtual Town Hall Flop
Rep. Drunken Van Orden, like many Republicans, is refusing to hold a town hall meeting with his constituents because he...
Report: Trump family may invest in crypto giant Binance as founder seeks pardon
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“We will not be silent”: Protesters occupy Trump Tower demanding Mahmoud Khalil’s release
Hundreds of demonstrators occupied Trump Tower in New York City on Thursday to protest President Donald Trump’s detention and attempted...
America’s Insane Paw-Paw Is Tariffing Again
Donald Krasnov Trump reacted to the European Union (EU) retaliating against his stupid trade war which targets Republican states by...
Should Democrats let the government shut down?
Once again, the country is on the brink of a government shutdown. Unless the Republican-controlled Senate passes a spending bill,...
“I’ve been acting my entire life”: The hardest part of Tan France’s first acting job felt familiar
"The hardest part was really trying to pretend to be straight," Tan France said of his new role in the...
“Temptation Island” is the land of broken hearts and promises, making it America’s truest reality TV
“Outside perspective, this seems nuts and crazy and people are probably wondering what the hell we’re doing. And I feel...
High School Runner Who Struck Rival With Baton Faces Charge
A high school runner is facing a criminal charge after striking and injuring another runner with a baton earlier this...
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