Showing results for: Barack Obama (page 80)
The “Christian left” is reviving in America, appalled by treatment of migrants
Laura E. Alexander
More Christians are pushing progressive policy positions based in their faith
Barack Obama was an awesome president — and Democrats shouldn’t forget that
Matthew Rozsa
Barack Obama was easily the best president of the last 50 years — and he has the receipts to prove it
Demoted NYT editor Jonathan Weisman has a history of “lapses in judgment”
Jim Naureckas
Weisman lost status for his offensive tweet directed at Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar. But there's much more
A border agent’s hateful career and the crime that finally ended it
A.C. Thompson
Matthew Bowen had been investigated for years before he used his 4,000-pound truck to assault a fleeing migrant.
Pete Buttigieg: Voting for Trump in 2020 means “looking the other way on racism”
Matthew Rozsa
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg discussed racism and the possibility of a recession in a CNN interview on Sunday
Despite failed promises, stem cell advocates again want taxpayers to pony up billions
Ana B. Ibarra
California's stem cell agency, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, is about to run out of funding
Seth MacFarlane is a major Democratic donor. What does his comedy say about his politics?
Matthew Rozsa
MacFarlane donates millions to liberal and left-wing campaigns and causes. Where do his money and his mouth meet?
Trump’s bogus new “religious freedom” rule: Making discrimination great again
Sophia Tesfaye
Stealth campaign to legalize bigotry continues: New rule will allow federal contractors to fire LGBT employees
Ex-Rep. Joe Walsh apologizes for supporting “unfit” Trump, calls for GOP challenger
Igor Derysh
Tea Party congressman turned right-wing radio host airs repentance for "racial arsonist" in New York Times op-ed
Why critics should not “lay off” of Joe Biden’s embarrassing gaffes
Cody Fenwick
They are totally fair game
Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper drops out of crowded 2020 field
Matthew Rozsa
The moderate former governor of Colorado may challenge Republican Cory Gardner for his Senate seat instead
More than three dozen violent or threatening criminal cases linked to people who cited Trump: report
Matthew Rozsa
The victims "represent an array of minority groups," while the perpetrators and suspects "are mostly white men"
Liz Cheney calls for Steve King to go after he argues rape and incest played a key role in history
Matthew Rozsa
Joining Cheney in calling for King to resign were each of the top-polling candidates from the 2020 Democratic field
Rep. Steve King asks if there would “be any population of the world left” without rape or incest
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican defended banning abortions in the case of rape or incest by suggesting they aid population growth
Before he became #MoscowMitch, McConnell forged his legacy: Reshaping the federal courts
Sophia Tesfaye
#MoscowMitch memes showed us McConnell's shamelessness, but his ruthless, right-wing court-packing is much worse
Harry Reid urges repeal of the filibuster, calling the Senate an “unworkable legislative graveyard”
Matthew Rozsa
"What is happening today is a far cry from what the framers intended," the former Democratic majority leader writes
Trump is driving us toward a big recession: It will be ghastly — but is it deliberate?
Bob Cesca
A 2008-style crash may not be far away. It could even be worse — and once again, Republican delusions are to blame
Rep. Ro Khanna on Medicare for All, how Bernie can win — and the coming impeachment
Dean Obeidallah
Progressive California Democrat visits Salon Talks to discuss the impeachment process and President Bernie Sanders
Tulsi Gabbard to take two-week break from 2020 campaign to report for active duty
Shira Tarlo
Gabbard, who serves in Hawaii's National Guard, is set to participate in a training exercise mission in Indonesia
Republicans “scared to death” that birther Kris Kobach could be their nominee in Kansas Senate race
Alex Henderson
In 2018, Kobach accomplished something that isn’t easy to do in deeply red Kansas — he lost a gubernatorial race
Toni Morrison’s writing was influential and radically ambiguous
Paul Giles
In both her fiction and non-fiction, she sought to expose the "national amnesia" underlying forms of racism
Revelatory new work of art confronts gay blood ban and the waste caused by policies rooted in stigma
Joseph Neese
What screen prints made from blood donated by an active-duty transgender service member teach us about equality
Joe Biden “misspoke” about “poor kids” being “just as bright” as “white kids,” campaign says
Shira Tarlo
Biden's latest verbal blunder came as he was addressing a crowd made up of mostly Asian and Hispanic voters
Here’s the problem with the notion that President Obama didn’t do enough to prevent mass shootings
Alex Henderson
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade’s response to the former president's statement on mass shootings is flawed
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