James Talarico: ‘We have a moral imperative’ to flip Texas in light of Trump backlash
Talarico discussed the backlash he’s seen against the White House’s immigration strategy when he appeared on the show.
White House moves to sideline key RFK Jr. aide as part of HHS shake-up
Stefanie Spear, principal deputy chief of staff at HHS, is being forced into a more diminished role as the White House moves to overhaul department leadership ahead of the midterms.
Mike Johnson’s and Byron Donalds’ celebration of Frederick Douglass history rings hollow
The House speaker and Florida lawmaker spoke at an event dedicating the Capitol’s press gallery to the 19th-century abolitionist. Here’s why they had no business being involved.
Jesse Jackson was an unapologetically Black American hero
He helped insert Black men into the national discourse and did so with an uncompromising demand that would make us permanently relevant.
‘We are not going to go quietly’: Singing Resistance takes on Trump’s immigration crackdown
Symone Sanders Townsend explained how music has played a vital role in some of America’s biggest resistance campaigns.
Trump DOJ goes into its Don Lemon case without a key tool
A motion from Don Lemon and Georgia Fort in Minnesota is the latest legal action questioning the “presumption of regularity” historically granted to the government.
Police arrest 18-year-old with a loaded shotgun outside Capitol
The person ran toward the Capitol wearing a tactical vest before officers confronted him and he surrendered, Capitol Police said.
Gisèle Pelicot recounts ‘descent into hell’ in new memoir
In “A Hymn to Life,” Pelicot writes of how she approached the historic 2024 trial against her husband, who had her drugged and raped by dozens of men for years.
Pentagon pumps brakes on AI company that’s worried tech might spy on Americans
The Pentagon wants Anthropic to worry less about how its tools are used, the Epstein files roil the gaming industry and Ireland launches a probe of X in this week’s Tuesday Tech Drop.
