Presidents Don't Create Jobs, No Matter What Bill Clinton Said Dynamic economies operate independently of the political party of whoever was elected most recently. Reason · Aug 22, 2024
The Art of Power review – Pelosi takes swipe at Trump The former speaker’s illuminating second memoir details how she won an outsized place in Trump’s brain. Can she help beat him back again? The Guardian - US · Aug 17, 2024
Today in Supreme Court History: August 17, 1988 8/17/1988: Republican party nominates George H.W. Bush for President. He would appoint David Souter and Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court. Reason · Aug 17, 2024
Wally Amos, 88, of cookie fame, died at home in Hawaii. He lost Famous Amos but found other success The creator of the Famous Amos cookie empire has died The Independent UK · Aug 15, 2024
Experts alarmed at Trump's loyalist plot Trump plans to pack administration with loyalists after career officials stymied some first-term plans Salon · Aug 13, 2024
This one weird trick might win Democrats the election Republicans are freaking out that their grotesque policies and bizarre politicians are now being called weird by Democrats The Guardian - US · Aug 3, 2024
Playing the Harris race card backfires The attempts to disqualify the vice president reek of desperation Salon · Aug 3, 2024
Voters become more polarized when presidential candidates take positions on issues in K-12 education When Vice President Kamala Harris paid a visit to Florida in July 2023, she lambasted a state-approved Black history lesson that claimed “slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their personal benefit.” The Conversation · Jul 31, 2024
Last Tango in Washington: how sad, sidelined Joe Biden may yet have the last laugh Far from being a lame duck, the president can use his time in office to champion US democracy and tackle unfinished business abroad The Guardian - UK · Jul 27, 2024
Joe Biden has been a foreign policy president, but Kamala Harris is no novice US president’s contacts list is unmatched since George HW Bush’s, but his VP has been slowly building her portfolio The Guardian - UK · Jul 22, 2024
Biden's Final Flip-Flop The president's decision to drop out after insisting he never would continued a pattern established by a long career of politically convenient reversals. Reason · Jul 22, 2024
Trump's VP Pick Looms Large After Assassination Attempt Former President Trump faces pressure to select a vice president after an assassination attempt at the RNC. Explore the importance of this decision and its... Top News · Jul 15, 2024
Biden isn’t the first to struggle to pop the presidential bubble that divides him from the public President Joe Biden’s at-times incoherent debate performance against Donald Trump in June has prompted growing pressure from donors, some Democratic politicians and voters for Biden to withdraw from the race. The Conversation · Jul 12, 2024
Trump’s presidential office hours were the shortest since FDR, Biden’s not far behind him - Roll Call Donald Trump’s working hours were shortest for any president since FDR. Joe Biden’s presidential office hours are third-shortest since 1933. Roll Call · Jul 12, 2024
Roll Call · Jul 10, 2024 Presidential Office Hours: Donald Trump's Schedule Vs. FDR Through Obama - Roll Call …A Hazy Shade of Winter… You know the drill. Headline first. Then a march through the methodology. If you want single-serving factoids, go to, well, pretty much anywhere else on the Internet. Donald Trump arrives in the office almost an hour later than any President since 1933. His average arrival…
The Conversation · Jun 28, 2024 Biden v Trump: what are the five things we learned from the presidential debate? This was the first time that Donald Trump and Joe Biden had debated since the 2020 campaign so The Conversation asked US government and security academic Dafydd Townley to watch the head-to-head and analyse what he thought were the most important points.
Reason · Jun 27, 2024 What the First Trump-Biden Debate Taught Us Last Time In between insanities, the erratic Republican was considerably more right about COVID-19 policy in September 2020 than the smug Democrat or the scoldy journalist.
The Guardian - US · Jun 27, 2024 US presidential debates: the 10 most memorable moments Ahead of Biden and Trump’s first debate of the 2024 election cycle, here are some memorable moments from history
The Conversation · Jun 26, 2024 Why Trump’s best chance of winning the US election might be tapping a once-bitter rival as his vice president As incumbent President Joe Biden and his Republican challenger, Donald Trump, prepare for their first debate later this week, one big question hangs over the US presidential race: who will Trump pick as his vice-presidential running mate?
The Guardian - AU · Jun 16, 2024 Between hollow rhetoric and war: how sanctions work – and why they often don’t From ancient Greece to modern Russia, sanctions are now the go-to option for policy-makers – so why do they so rarely achieve their aims?
Salon · Jun 15, 2024 We didn't listen to Cassandra — again Some of us have been paying attention — so why does America keep replaying the same dismal script?
The Guardian - US · Apr 26, 2024 ‘A lot would have to go wrong for Biden to lose’: can Allan Lichtman predict the 2024 election? The professor on his famous 13 ‘keys’ to the White House, a method for predicting election results that’s been right nine times out of 10
Axios · Apr 20, 2024 How Biden, Trump favor safe spaces Biden and Trump have one thing beyond old age in common: They duck difficult questioning by reporters.
The Guardian - UK · Apr 17, 2024 US politics is awash with crude and misleading attack ads. Now it’s the UK’s turn Rules governing political campaigning on terrestrial television don’t apply to streaming or online – and parties are starting to play dirty, says journalist and author Jonn Elledge
Reason · Apr 7, 2024 Culture Warrior in Chief The modern presidency is a divider, not a uniter. It has become far too powerful to be anything else.