Investigative journalist Matt Taibbi has initiated a $10 million defamation suit against Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove, a Democrat from California, alleging that she falsely branded him a “serial sexual harasser” during a congressional hearing and then deliberately reiterated the charge across public platforms. Damn. Ranking
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Veteran political analyst Steve Kornacki is stepping down from his role at MSNBC after 12 years, as part of a broader corporate restructuring by parent company Comcast, according to multiple reports. While he will no longer appear on the cable network that made him famous for his energetic election night coverage, Kornacki will continue to
Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher took aim at National Public Radio
Elon Musk is considering legal action against former Democratic congressman Jamaal Bowman
A federal appeals court issued a decision about the abortion pill mifepristone that leaves it on the market but under tighter restrictions.
Over 11,000 city government employees plan to join a 24-hour strike, piggybacking off the ongoing strike of Hollywood actors and screenwriters.
One of the nation’s most prominent black conservative organizations harshly condemned Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s new education policies.
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was found guilty by a Swedish court after refusing to follow police orders during a protest at an
Twitter launched its ad revenue sharing program that saw some conservative content creators receive tens of thousands of dollars in payment.
As Republican candidates struggle to navigate the complicated issue, Democrats are already campaigning against them on it.
A New York police officer is accused of sending herself disturbing, threatening text messages she claimed were sent by her colleagues.
A survey of manager and business leaders found that just under three-quarters of them consider Gen Z employees to be more difficult
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a GOP-backed criminal justice reform bill that passed both houses of the Florida state legislature with almost
The Supreme Court ruled to strike down affirmative action, or race-based admissions practices on college campuses, but Harvard has a way around
