Showing results for: mental illness (page 27)
Trump: A racist president
Alon Ben-Meir
Donald Trump’s embrace of white supremacy is poisoning America’s soul.
Trump wants to take guns away from people in crisis. Will that work?
Liz Szabo
"Extreme Risk Protection Orders" allows a court to intervene when someone shows warning signs of impending violence
Mass shootings aren’t becoming more common
Christopher J. Ferguson
And evidence contradicts common stereotypes about killers
Man who attacked teenager for not removing hat during anthem thought he was acting on Trump’s orders
Nicole Karlis
"Trump never necessarily says go hurt somebody, but the message is absolutely clear," the suspect's attorney says
Stop blaming video games for mass killings
Christopher J. Ferguson
The research doesn’t say what some lawmakers suggest every time there’s a mass shooting.
Lawyer for Cesar Sayoc claimed that Trump’s rhetoric “contributed” to decision to mail bombs
Cody Fenwick
“Politics cannot justify a terrorist attack,” Jane Kim, an attorney for the government, said
America’s recurring doomsday is by design: Gun culture is now part of our DNA
Bob Cesca
How the fight against Big Tobacco provides a roadmap to stop the killing sprees
After El Paso and Dayton, conservatives change tune on gun control
Shira Tarlo
High-profile GOP lawmakers and conservative pundits condemn white supremacy and urge Trump to take real action
Fox News panel erupts after contributor calls out network’s role in radicalizing racists
Travis Gettys
"My dad . . . would watch Fox News (for) 23 hours a day. He didn’t go pick up a gun, and he didn't kill anyone"
Toledo? Trump mixes up Ohio cities while addressing nation on mass shootings
Shira Tarlo
"Those who perished in Toledo," he said, referring to a city 134 miles away from Dayton, where the shooting occured
Donald Trump’s speech on mass shootings featured an idea promoted hours earlier by “Fox & Friends”
Brad Reed
It looks like the president may have cribbed at least one of his talking points directly from Fox News
President Trump publicly condemns “racism, bigotry and white supremacy” after pair of mass shootings
Shira Tarlo
Addressing the nation after a weekend of carnage, Trump prioritized combating mental illness over gun control laws
Warren says Trump “has created plenty of space for hate” after El Paso massacre: “He is a racist”
Joseph Neese
Trump sought to cast blame on mental illness as the driving force behind the massacre rather than white supremacy
Doctor Alexa will see you now: is Amazon primed to come to your rescue?
Janet Rae-Dupree
Your Amazon Alexa-enabled smart speaker is poised to wriggle its way into all things health care.
Binge the rich! Window-shopping the lives of rich folks, this week on TV
Melanie McFarland
Fox milks our love affair with "Beverly Hills 90210," plus the "Undercover Billionaire" and "Succession" returns
Employers urged to find new ways to address workers’ mental health
Brian Rinker
The pressure is growing on employers to adopt better strategies for dealing with mental health.
The Heritage Foundation has been promoting discredited and harmful conversion therapy for years
Brianna January
Heritage "expert" and senior research fellow Ryan T. Anderson, has endorsed conversion therapy for years
“MAGA bomber” Cesar Sayoc was radicalized by Trump and Fox News before terror plot, lawyer says
Igor Derysh
Defense: Florida man who mailed pipe bombs to Obama, Clinton, Biden and others was deranged by Trump's rhetoric
The Trump administration wants to dismantle the Office of Personnel Management
Matthew May
Trump seeks to remove safeguards against partisanship and nepotism in the federal workforce
The real horror of the “Midsommar” ending
Matthew Rozsa
"Midsommar" is a masterpiece of the horror genre and a parable about the struggles of living with mental illness
Tomi Lahren wants to have “the difficult conversations.” This would be one of those
Matthew Rozsa
Fox News' millennial star tells Salon she wants to "bridge the gap," if only lefties would stop the "name-calling"
Trump administration rule would undo health care protections for LGBTQ patients
Emmarie Huetteman
Supporters of the rule say it protects the freedom of conscience, but opponents say it encourages discrimination
America’s mental health system may be unfixable. Fortunately, there’s an alternative
LD Green
The mental health system stresses individual diagnostics and drugs. What if society itself is the problem?
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