The guy in charge of keeping undocumented youth detained is writing an anti-abortion book
If you keep up with the infuriating news about the Trump administration’s statements and actions against immigrants and refugees, then you are probably familiar with the name Scott Lloyd? The… Read more »
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette fires an editorial cartoonist for being “too angry”
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has come under fire over the firing of a veteran cartoonist, reports Daniel Lippman at Politico. According to Lippman, the paper’s publisher, John Block, felt cartoonist Rob Rogers’s illustrations were “angry… Read more »
Employment of climate change denier Bret Stephens prompts New York Times subscribers to get their news elsewhere
Bret Stephens, the new opinion columnist at the New York Times, has some opinions about stuff. For one, he doesn’t really believe that climate change is real. He’s also been… Read more »
Two forthcoming books to help make sense of Trump, Bannon, and Breitbart
Yesterday, Steve Bannon, the former head of Breitbart and oft-supposed 3D chess master of the steadily imploding Trump administration, was relieved of his position on the National Security Council, given to him by… Read more »
The Times They Are a-Changin’
In its most significant modernization since the 1970s, The Grey Lady will be getting something of a dye job this summer, in order to stay young. In the same way the threat… Read more »
The latest frontline in the war for the Democratic presidential nomination: blurbs
The 2016 presidential campaign has already wandered into some unusual realms—shoes, watches, hats—so perhaps it’s no surprise that even something as generally innocuous as a blurb has become a source… Read more »