Showing results for: Barack Obama (page 120)
The downfall of “Roseanne”: How ABC’s attempt to normalize Trump-era racism backfired
Jared Yates Sexton
ABC's gamble on a right-wing crackpot star was doomed to fail, and network sources were disgusted from the outset
Starbucks stands on firm ground: 64 percent of Americans say racism is a major problem
Rachel Leah
It may have been a PR ploy, but it's smart: Americans see racial tensions as getting worse under Donald Trump
Trump’s double standard: Praise for white Indiana hero, while black Nashville hero is ignored
Chauncey DeVega
Jason Seaman in Indiana and James Shaw Jr. in Nashville were both heroic. Why is only one lavished with praise?
The steep consequences of ABC’s bet on Roseanne Barr
Melanie McFarland
ABC hitched its fortunes to a star with a history of spewing bigotry. Now it faces a very uncertain new season
ABC cancels “Rosanne” revival hours after the comedian’s racist tweets
Shira Tarlo
The network called the star's tweets "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values."
Roseanne Barr apologizes to Valerie Jarrett for “ape” tweet. She called Susan Rice the same in 2013
Shira Tarlo
Roseanne Barr has a history of calling black women apes
Rudy Giuliani booed at Yankee Stadium, sparks question: Where’s Trump going to live post-presidency?
Taylor Link
Yankee fans viciously booed Giuliani when PA announced his birthday, a fate that awaits President Trump in New York
Informants aren’t spies – they’re essential FBI tools
Douglas M. Charles
An FBI historian examines the role informants play in the intelligence community
James Clapper on Donald Trump, Edward Snowden, torture and “the knowability of truth”
Andrew O'Hehir
Obama's intelligence chief on the Steele dossier (mostly true), the Trump danger and whether he lied to Congress
CNN legal analyst calls Trump’s DOJ demands “perverse”
Elizabeth Preza
The expert aired concerns about the president interfering in Robert Mueller's investigation
Focus on Scott Pruitt’s scandals ignores the biggest of all: Destruction of environmental safeguards
Justin Anderson
Trump's EPA chief has fully adapted to the swamp of corruption. But his truly disastrous legacy lies elsewhere
Donald Trump threatens to deport NFL players who defy him — and that’s just the beginning
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's racist attacks have a deeper meaning: The ultimate goal is not NFL players but crushing all dissent
Trump drones on: How unpiloted aircraft expand the war on terror
Rebecca Gordon
President Trump has no qualms about the CIA’s involvement in drone killings
President Donald Trump pardons late heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson
Shira Tarlo
He called Johnson "a truly great fighter" who served jail time for "what many view as racially-motivated injustice"
George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”: Guide to the rise of authoritarianism in the Donald Trump era?
Cody Cain
Orwell's 1945 parable of a lying pig who seizes power used to seem improbable and crude. Not so much right now
EPA pulls back from total ban on dangerous paint stripping chemical
Sarah Okeson
Obama wanted methylene chloride banned, so Pruitt wants it in your home
Playing Trump for peace: Korean Peninsula as a bright spot?
John Feffer
How the Korean Peninsula could become a bright spot in a world gone mad
Tongue and cheek: Eating the once-discarded parts of Newfoundland’s number one fish
Jessica Klein
Newfoundland’s cod are finally coming back — just in time for foreigners to develop a taste for their tongues
Beyond Golden Shower diplomacy: Preserving the positive legacy of an empire in decline
Alfred McCoy
A recent poll shows the world's approval of U.S. leadership dropped to a record low of 30 percent
Will Tuesday’s Southern primaries reshape the Democratic Party before the midterms?
Matthew Rozsa
Primaries in Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky and Texas could shape the Democratic Party's future in the South
Missing Barack and Michelle Obama? They’re officially coming to Netflix
Rachel Leah
The couple will produce diverse content including scripted and unscripted TV series, documentaries and movies
Here’s the one book every new graduate should read (and it’s not Dr. Seuss)
Erin Keane
Chances are, at some point in your life, you might end up in what's known in anthropology as a "Bulls**t Job"
Trump campaign informant revealed as Cambridge professor, sparking debate on treason
Taylor Link
Republicans think this news is proof Trump was spied on, while Dems argue the name shouldn't have been disclosed
Why Jerusalem? Why now? And what’s next?
Terry H. Schwadron
The embassy move sparks protests; Israel kills dozens of Palestinians; Blood washes up on Trump’s White House
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