President Donald Trump’s bullying, cajoling and constant interruptions in the first 2020 general election debate with former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday night made the whole affair confusing and difficult to follow. And while there will (rightly) be scads … Continue reading →
In football, a sport of rivalries and partisanship, it’s rare that a manager has a profound impact on three different clubs.
Continue reading →The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was pushed to play down the risks of the coronavirus pandemic in reopening schools for in-person classes, Olivia Troye, a former top adviser to Vice President Mike Pence, confirmed to CNN Monday.
Continue reading →It was the moment when Donald Trump’s “Art of the Deal” fabulism, billionaire tycoon bluster and populist standard-bearing for forgotten Americans was revealed to be what it always looked like: a sham.
Continue reading →You knew watching videos of puppies and kittens felt good, but now there’s data to back that feeling.
Continue reading →Since Donald Trump loves describing himself as the second coming of Abraham Lincoln, writes historian Harold Holzer, he might want to take a few lessons from the 16th president on not only how to wage a campaign for re-election but … Continue reading →
Police officers in Buffalo, New York, no longer need to wear their names on their uniforms.
Continue reading →A South Korean official was shot dead after crossing a maritime border into North Korea, Seoul said Thursday.
Continue reading →“Just remember, what you’re seeing and what you’re reading is not what’s happening,” Donald Trump told supporters in 2018. On Monday, as the terrible milestone of 200,000 Covid-19 deaths loomed, the US President put his motto into action.
Continue reading →Taiwan’s swift response to the virus means everyday life on the island is now very different from a lot of places worldwide where leaders weren’t quick to act.
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