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Troubling Interview Shows Trump Lives in a Fantasy World of His Own Design - WhoWhatWhy

DC Mayor Bowser: Trump police takeover ‘unsettling and unprecedented’

48% Left coverage: 44 sources

Mayor Muriel Bowser held a press conference to address President Trump's announcement of his plans to put the city's police under federal control and deploy the National Guard to address crime in the city. US Politics · District of Columbia See the Story

Meteorite that Tore Through Southeastern US Skies This Summer Found to Be Older than Earth

71% Center coverage: 21 sources

Discover the 4.56-billion-year-old McDonough Meteorite, a rare stony meteorite that shook Georgia with a sonic boom, now being studied for its origin and impact.Science · Georgia See the Story

Trump Goes After Wall Street Journal in Major Test of Press Freedom - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

President Donald Trump’s $10 billion libel suit against Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal’s parent company, and its owner, media mogul Rupert Murdoch, is a litmus test for freedom of the press. So far, Dow Jones appears determined to hold to its principles and stand by its reporters. “We have full confidence in the rigor and accuracy of our reporting and will vigorously defend against any lawsuit,” Dow Jones said in its initial response to Tr…Rupert Murdoch · Des Moines Read Article

Without Facts on His Side, Trump Turns to Anecdotes to Justify Policies - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

There were two crime-related pieces of news coming out of Washington, DC, this week. One was that the violent crime rate in the US dropped again in 2024, including in the nation’s capital, and is reaching the lowest levels seen in more than 20 years. The other is that “Big Balls,” a former DOGE staffer who is now working for the Social Security Administration, was assaulted by some teenagers. Esteemed reader, would you like to venture a guess as…District of Columbia · District of Columbia Read Article

For the Greater Good - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Whether it’s a long-running horror like Israel’s slaughter of Palestinians or a public health menace like smoking, humans tend not to act to put an end to a threat before a certain tipping point. It comes as small comfort to the victims, of course, that their sacrifice is simply a matter of timing and psychological consciousness. While you’re here enjoying Ted Rall’s latest cartoon, please take a moment and read articles on related topics: 202…Smoking · Israel Read Article

Saturday Hashtag: #AuthenticityGrift - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Every era is initially naive about new media. From the printing press to podcasts, we are often too dazzled by the innovation of the messaging to see the construct behind it. Once, there was time to understand and deconstruct the mechanisms in the media. Now, innovation outpaces understanding, and exploitation just fills the void. In the rush of each new paradigm, authenticity is typically presumed rather than earned. Today’s so-called “independ…United States · United States Read Article

Donald Trump’s Tacky White House ‘Upgrades’ Embarrass the Nation - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The other day Tim “Apple” — aka Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, Inc. — prostrated himself before the president of the United States in order to thank Donald Trump for giving Apple a get-out-of-tariff-free-card from the 100 percent tariffs on computer chips. Cook presented Trump with a glass trophy with a 24-karat gold base. (He also mumbled something about investing another $100 million dollars into Apple’s US manufacturing facilities.) This unique gol…Donald Trump · Washington See the Story

‘I Can’t Go Back’: Trump and the New American Brain Drain - WhoWhatWhy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Carter Freshour was sitting in a bar in Barcelona on US election night last November, watching the presidential numbers roll in with his friends, when it hit him: “I can’t go back to the United States.” The 22-year-old business student was born to American parents in Washington, DC, and has since lived in multiple US states, as well as Guatemala. He has been living in Phoenix since he was 17. Shaped by a highly mobile upbringing, he had already…Trump Administration · United States Read Article

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