A deeply divided US faces a defining election. This 360˚ context article explains the situation.
It is time in America for a new and long overdue reverence for facts to simply overwhelm the untrue and delusional that pollute our public discourse.
As the Republican convention stokes fear of a communist takeover by Joseph Stalin (aka Joe Biden), the Democratic standard-bearer has promised to keep things fundamentally the same.
Sherlock Holmes said truth is what remains when you eliminate the impossible. In contrast, Joe Biden doesn’t believe there’s an impossible to eliminate.
The US does not have the luxury of electoral neglect this time around.
With Biden’s lead in the polls growing, pundits wonder what radical steps Trump may take to reverse the trend.
The New York Times continues to misread history as it hesitates between supporting democratic principles and backing the principal but not necessarily the principled Democrat (Joe Biden).
America has always been good at forging a strong consensus on national priorities — from keeping the union intact to putting a person on the moon.
CNN shows how contradicting a story that contradicts a story can keep people’s fears alive.
The risk is high that neither Bernie Sanders nor Elizabeth Warren can win the election, but the reward could be very high if one of them does.
Those who whisper to Trump seemingly never whisper a word about trying to win re-election legitimately.
As the presidential primaries approach, Democrats should make “Send Him Back” to Mar-a-Lago their rallying cry.
