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October 29, 2021

Pundits tout new Biden spending deal, but ephemeral agreement quickly collapses

Some media outlets got carried away early Thursday morning when White House sources shared President Biden was about to unveil a new spending bill 鈥� or 鈥渇ramework,鈥� which is code for no real details 鈥� and Democrats would all agree on it.

October 28, 2021

Culture wars roaring back with Virginia鈥檚 Toni Morrison book battle

While battling a pandemic and inflation and global supply chain problems, the culture war has jumped front and center of the Virginia governor's race between Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin.

October 27, 2021

How Facebook鈥檚 brand turned terribly toxic

Whether the latest leaks and subsequent attacks on Facebook are overblown or not, Mark Zuckerberg鈥檚 response seems tone-deaf. He鈥檚 done with apologies and promises to do better, but blame and stinging criticisms continue.

October 26, 2021

The curse of politics: Biden, like Trump, becomes target of growing vitriol

Presidents have been cursed, slammed, slimed and otherwise taunted since we had a republic. So let鈥檚 not get our knickers in a twist because Biden is starting to get similar treatment.

October 22, 2021

Gridlock City: Voting rights rejected, Biden spending bill still stuck

A whole lot of sound and fury was followed by perpetual paralysis this week on the Hill as Senate Democrats tried for a second time to pass a voting rights bill, not a single Republican voted for it, and it was blocked from getting to the floor.

October 21, 2021

From Neil Cavuto to John King to Colin Powell, the personalizing of the vaccine debate

The vaccine debate has taken a strikingly personal turn, with public figures and high-profile journalists at the center of the national argument, with many of those on opposite sides of the vax wars seizing on each instance to pound home their points.

October 20, 2021

The Capitol riot and revisionist history: the battle over the Jan. 6 legacy

Donald Trump sued Congress and the National Archives to block the release of any documents related to January 6th on grounds of executive privilege. A Democratic-led committee argues this is obstructionism and that nothing could be more important than investigating an attack on American democracy.

October 19, 2021

Meghan McCain blames hostile 鈥榁iew鈥� colleagues for her exit in emotional memoir

Meghan McCain's forthcoming audio memoir 鈥淏ad Republican鈥� traces her evolution from senator鈥檚 daughter and party girl to conservative warrior on 鈥淭he View鈥� to a humiliated panelist who quits the hit show, and serves as a scorching response to those she feels have mistreated her.

October 14, 2021

William Shatner鈥檚 inspiring spaceflight overshadows expos茅 of Blue Origin鈥檚 culture

It was a brilliant bit of marketing by Jeff Bezos to have William Shatner, the original Captain Kirk himself, on board for yesterday鈥檚 second and highly successful Blue Origin spaceflight鈥攁nd it strategically blocked out Bezos' negative news this week.

October 13, 2021

Press suddenly grappling with Biden鈥檚 political slide as Democrats grow worried

It鈥檚 almost like someone flipped a switch and the press suddenly discovered that Joe Biden is unpopular. Or perhaps it鈥檚 that Democrats are increasingly nervous about the fate of the Biden presidency.