Trump doesn’t like being laughed at. Ridicule reduces him from the dictator and tyrannical bully that he imagines himself to be. It exposes him not as he wants to be but as he is.
Progress & Solutions
The Florida state director of the Harris-Walz campaign said Saturday that the campaign has 12 offices throughout the state and 60 staff members, and that more than 38,000 volunteers have signed up.
Nobody will ever know exactly what happened to ultimately change Joe Biden’s mind about running, but Nancy Pelosi’s fingerprints were all over the scene of the switch.
The Inflation Reduction Act includes tax credits that reimburse governments for clean energy investments. New online resources make the program more understandable and accessible.
November 5th is the only poll that matters, and rallying every decent human being there is the single measurement of whether we truly want a more loving nation or not.
Republican arguments against Harris's campaign have been that she did not have any plans or policy proposals. Those complaints were not actually working, but even less so now.
Although moving-toward-pleasure strategies don’t always produce immediate changes in behavior like moving-away-from-pain strategies do, they can last far longer and be far more powerful if properly reinforced.
Things are looking up on this Saturday in August. Winning against Trump is a moral necessity, and Kamala Harris, the vice president of the United States of America is getting it done.
AI-trained cameras are putting eyes on land across the state. They're spotting fires before the 911 calls come in.
The Sackler family who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma has been desperately trying to keep their wealth and avoid prosecution through a bankruptcy settlement. Hopefully a reckoning is now closer.
Michigan’s first-in-the-nation chief growth officer is working to refresh the state’s brand with help from partners whose survival depends on attracting more workers.
Climate and weather disasters are more frequent and more costly. What can be done to keep insurers viable and property owners protected?
Election skeptics haven’t taken their eyes off Georgia since the last presidential election. Officials there are working to make sure 2024 outcomes are as bulletproof as its 2020 results have proved to be.
Across the U.S., there’s not a single state where firearms are taxed as much as alcohol and tobacco. But starting in July, California will tax firearms at about the level of alcohol.
Automakers rely on non-union plants in the South to drive down wages across the country. A UAW victory in Tennessee and an upcoming vote in Alabama could change that.
New EPA rules will require years for testing and even more years for final removal of PFAS chemicals from water systems. But there are things we can do to protect our homes now.