Showing results for: Barack Obama (page 244)
Girl on girl crimes: “The Neon Demon” makes women look like the real predators in the modeling world
Nico Lang
Nicolas Winding Refn's shocker manages to deftly sideline all the ways that men prey on vulnerable women in the biz
The worst DC has to offer: Influence is a paean to Washington greed and corruption
Thomas Frank
To read Politico's daily cheat sheet is to understand the complete and utter myopia of our country's ruling class
How neoliberalism fuels the racist xenophobia behind Brexit and Donald Trump
Ben Norton
It's too simple to blame just racism. The far-right scapegoats migrants for the economic crisis caused by austerity
North Carolina’s in play: The red state just might be up for grabs in November
Gary Legum
Republicans are slipping in the state they've won in eight of the last nine elections
WATCH: Megyn Kelly invites anti-war protesters, military veterans, first responders, and terror victims to participate in a panel on Islam — fireworks ensue
Scott Eric Kaufman
It's unclear why she or her producers believed this was a good idea — but at least it made for good television
The sunset of the Benghazi “scandal”: Endless GOP investigations and no smoking gun
Gary Legum
Republicans have come up empty after spending almost 4 years probing Benghazi to incriminate Hillary or Obama
Trumpism is here to stay: America’s neo-fascist fever dream has only just begun
John Feffer
As long as our economy produces a nation of haves and have nots, we will remain one election cycle from apocalypse
Wake-up call for the world: Historic Brexit vote is evidence a new global order is needed
Bob Hennelly
The reasons for the historic vote run far deeper than xenophobia — festerting income inequality tops the list
Lessons of Britquake 2016: A history-shaping crisis, and a moment of danger and opportunity
Andrew O'Hehir
With elites in retreat and the postwar economic consensus collapsing, the post-Brexit world is up for grabs
The Syria dilemma: Dissecting the leaked diplomats memo calling for Obama to get tougher on Assad
Patrick Lawrence
Something smells fishy when a hawkish State Dept. memo "leaks" to the Times on the eve of Sec. Clinton's nomination
Obama, Hillary, Ryan react to United Kingdom’s stunning exit from the EU
Justine Morris
"The special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom is enduring," Obama said
President Obama designates Stonewall as first U.S. momument to LGBT rights movement
Sophia Tesfaye
The president's move comes on the one year anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision on same sex marriage
Donald Trump blames Obama for Brexit — claims the U.S. will cast similar vote against “global elites” in November
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I hope America is watching," he said, because "it will soon be time to believe in America again"
The Folly of American Air Power: The U.S. Air Force produces only human suffering
William J. Astore
America's superior air power has delivered not victory but carnage, rubble and resistance. Where does it end?
Yes, you should be worried about Brexit: What Britain’s departure from the EU would mean for America
Chris Smith
The economic impact of a Brexit wouldn't be confined to Europe — its effects run deeper than you might realize
UPDATED: “We will occupy this floor”: House Dems stage sit-in to call for gun vote
Michael Garofalo
Protesting Democrats say they won't leave the House floor until Republican leadership allows a vote on gun control
Crisis within his campaign: Canning Corey Lewandowski won’t stop Trump from sinking further
Bob Cesca
Changing adviser or shaking up staff won't solve Trump's main liability — himself
Brexit is bigger than Britain: The global economy could hang in the balance
Terrence Guay
British voters must decide whether or not to remain in the European Union. Here's what at stake in Thursday's vote
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Sarah Palin’s bizarre new Facebook rant
Janet Allon
The former governor targets Obama after Orlando, while Chachi has some thoughts on the president's intelligence
We need you, Seth Meyers: Don’t ban Donald Trump from your show—take him down
Nico Lang
Donald Trump’s “one-hate-fits-all” approach worked well in the primaries, but now he needs to be challenged head-on
Trump’s lies aren’t unique to America: Post-truth politics are killing democracies on both sides of the Atlantic
Brogan Morris
Voters no longer value truth, and Donald Trump and Boris Johnson are dangerously exploiting the new paradigm
Communicator-in-chief: Where Obama’s rhetoric illuminated a complex world, Trump’s deceptive dialect dumbs down
David Masciotra
You only have to read the first words of "Dreams from My Father" and "Crippled America" to see the stark difference
Obama, the funniest president: Laughter isn’t just the best defense—it’s a powerful image strategy, too
Gary Legum
Throughout his presidency, Obama has been better at comedy than the pros—who would normally be taking him down
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