Biden Vows to Retaliate, and a Super Bowl Rematch
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The Failed Promise of Police Body Cameras
Fact-checking by Susan Lee. The Daily is made by Rachel Quester, Lynsea Garrison, Clare Toeniskoetter, Paige Cowett, Michael Simon Johnson, Brad Fisher, Chris Wood, Jessica Cheung, Stella Tan, Alexandra Leigh…
The Tower-22 Strike in Jordan Triggers US, Israel Into All-Front War – The Arabs and Iran Are Ready, the Russians Too | naked capitalism
Yves here. The hit on Tower 22, a logistics, supply, and rear guard post for the Al-Tanf base in Syria, may be a lucky accident by Axis of Resistance forces…
Opinion | The Audacity of E. Jean Carroll
Today she’s typically described as a former advice columnist — but that term doesn’t really do justice to E. Jean Carroll’s career pre-Donald Trump. Long before she was one of…
Inside Biden’s Anti-Trump Battle Plan (and Where Taylor Swift Fits In)
“It’s game on, the beginning of the general election,” said Representative Ann McLane Kuster of New Hampshire, the chair of the New Democrat Coalition, a group of 97 centrist House…
Opinion | Nikki Haley Can Do a Lot of Damage
Bret Stephens: Hi, Gail. It’s fair to say that Nikki Haley has next-to-no chance of beating Donald Trump for the Republican nomination. Give her your best advice: Give up now?…
Where Southerners Go to Fill the Tank and Feed the Family
New York City has its bodegas. The South has its gas stations. When you stop for motor oil in Mississippi, you can also grab fried chicken on a stick. In…
Opinion | How Trump Could Institute a Backdoor Federal Abortion Ban
For many Americans who support abortion rights, the election in November will most likely come down to a choice between voting for President Biden and staying home. They won’t vote…
The Supreme Court’s Mixed Record on Adhering to Precedent
It can sometimes seem that the Supreme Court is on a jurisprudential rampage that has left the legal landscape cluttered with the corpses of discarded precedents. In just the past…
GoFundMe Is Remaking Disaster Aid. It Largely Helps the Wealthy.
As climate-fueled disasters destroy more American homes, the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe has exploded in popularity. Its appeal is simple: People can provide cash directly to survivors, which is quicker than…