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- Sep 24, 2026
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Press will prevail against Trump's attacks (opens the original)
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“To offend a strong man, tell him a lie. To offend a weak man, tell him the truth.” That quote, often attributed to Marcus Aurelius, one of the great Stoics, perfectly encapsulates the very troubling and sad moment we’re in, and the very troubling and sad president we’re dealing with. For all his bluster, Donald Trump is inarguably weak and small. His ego is easily bruised; his feelings are easily hurt. He’s been this way for a long time, and as Americans living in the Trump era, we’ve all come
Trump is on the wrong side of AI issue (opens the original)
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I’ve covered a lot of elections, and most times, the issues that are going to really matter to voters aren’t brand-new or sprung on them with just two months to go. They’re predictable: the economy, a war, a long-contentious policy fight. This year is different. While most voters tell us their biggest concern is affordability, a new issue has entered the chat, taking up an outsized amount of space on the campaign trail, on the airwaves and in party war rooms. The advent of giant data centers, al
Trump makes 9/11 about himself with lies (opens the original)
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There was a reason organizers of the 9/11 ceremony in Manhattan told President Donald Trump he could not speak at this year’s memorial service. Because in a speech he gave Tuesday in Washington, he did exactly what they were presumably worried about — he made it about himself. According to The New York Times, Trump had wanted a speaking role at the service, but the national Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum, which oversees the site, said no, as they’ve maintained for the last decade-plus that the ven
Hegseth needs to go if the GOP expects midterm success (opens the original)
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“Muscles, dudes in dresses, testosterone.” That’s how one European defense official described the priorities of U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to a bombshell new report from CNN on the growing concern inside the U.S. military over Hegseth’s leadership. Hegseth might not disagree with the characterization. He’s made it his mission to focus his attention on the culture wars, wokeism, diversity, equity and inclusion, and what soldiers look like, and it’s creating “turbulence” inside
Tariffs, bullying behavior have Canadians rightfully trashing Trump (opens the original)
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This summer, America played host to one of the biggest international events on the planet, the World Cup, drawing millions of foreigners to our cities and towns, our stadiums and our national parks, where many of them had never been before. The consensus was, America is awesome — visitors from Bolivia, Scotland, Uzbekistan and everywhere in between marveled at the sheer size of our great nation, the diversity of our topography, the deliciousness of our foodstuffs and, perhaps most importantly, t
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