If Musk is truly a free speech absolutist, why does this apply to open antisemites on his platform (as it should), but not organizations that work to oppose his policies?
Today's ADL is part of a coalition of left-wing groups dedicated to the proposition that all speech is not created equal. The left is committed to censorship.
For years, scientists have warned us that climate change will lead to bigger, more intense, and more frequent major storms by driving warmer oceans and more moisture into the air.
A song can become an anthem of pain and sorrow and the grit it takes to keep going. But it can only be found in the kind of people working right next to you.
The rich boys north of Richmond—the entire boss class for that matter—want us to be mean and uncivil toward one another. Oliver Anthony gave it to them.
Vivek Ramaswamy's best lines were Trump lines. It's why Trump is so far ahead of his nearest rival—and why it is Trump who won the first GOP primary debate.
If there's one thing Wednesday's GOP presidential debate made clear, you can still end up with a dumpster fire even without former President Donald J. Trump.
Republican candidates should advance a vision for American life that protects normal people from a decadent elite that assaults them on all fronts—cultural, economic, and geopolitical.
Vivek Ramaswamy is the encapsulation of today's GOP— a vacuous, camera-mugging culture warrior exploiting the far right's closed-loop information system and Boomer-centric grievance complex to turn himself into a household name.
The only candidate in the Republican primary who is popular today beyond the margin of error, despite having a considerable media presence, is Vivek Ramaswamy.
The question is never who does not belong. Queer identity is so rooted in inclusion that the very process of excluding people is essentially not queer.
Corporations, in hoping to maximize profit, do not want to serve a narrow and shrinking demographic as doing so is a recipe for small and shrinking profits.
Donald Trump has always attracted far too much attention, an obsessive media focus that makes it impossible to focus on less lurid but more important matters.
On the one-year anniversary of this legislation's passage, the President can try as hard as he wants to spin it as some victory. But the public should see through it.
Despite how popular its programs are, polling shows that too few people know about these benefits or how we gained them—something we desperately need to change.
Despite whatever desperate spin you might hear today from the far right's prolific media apologists, this is not good news either for the former president or for his effort to reclaim the office.
Some people in America feel less safe than they used to, even as crime goes down for them. They point to urban areas, where many poor people of color live and are afraid.
It is no coincidence that those disproportionately impacted by climate change are the same people bearing the brunt of other crises fueled by corporate greed.
Concerns over the risks of an Article V convention have led to nearly universal opposition on the left. But a growing number of progressive scholars are asking whether it's wise to take the convention option off the table.
