Saturday, March 30, 2024
■ The Week in Review
"Arming a war criminal makes you a war criminal," one critic admonished the U.S. president.
By Brett Wilkins • Mar 29, 2024
"I saw and felt what it's like to live in a community where everyone can go to the doctor. Where children aren't massacred by gun violence. It changes everything."
By Jessica Corbett • Mar 28, 2024
"All those legal fees are apparently really making Donald Trump's pockets hurt because his latest commercial venture, after selling sneakers and cologne, is as a Bible salesman," said one critic.
By Brett Wilkins • Mar 28, 2024
One critic described Matthew Miller's attack on United Nations special rapporteur Francesca Albanese as a "Trumpian smearing of a principled human rights expert."
By Jake Johnson • Mar 28, 2024
Rep. Don Beyer warns the plan "would see unbridled benefits flowing to a wealthy and well-connected few while tens of millions of Americans lose healthcare, housing, retirement security, and food security."
By Jessica Corbett • Mar 27, 2024
"There is no time to spare in pulling back from this outrageous assertion by the State Department," said Center for American Progress president Patrick Gaspard.
By Jake Johnson • Mar 27, 2024
"Kennedy's donors know that he'll never step foot in the White House, but that was never their goal. Their goal is to ensure that Trump does."
By Brett Wilkins • Mar 27, 2024
"The Comstock Act must be repealed," said the Missouri Democrat.
By Jake Johnson • Mar 27, 2024
The Maersk-chartered MV Dali—which lost propulsion just before the collision—not only was involved in a previous crash, but was also briefly detained last year over problems with its propulsion system.
By Brett Wilkins • Mar 26, 2024
"I love how rich people are treated as sources of great wisdom when they obviously don't know their ass from their elbow," said one economist.
By Jake Johnson • Mar 26, 2024
