Marjorie Taylor Greene, Robert Reich trade barbs on Twitter

Professor and pundit Robert Reich sparred with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on Twitter on Sunday, accusing her of promoting hate after she called him a communist.”Can we all agree that Marjorie Taylor Green…
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Wuhan researchers sought hospital care in late 2019: US intel

Three researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology became ill enough with symptoms similar to COVID-19 that they sought hospital care in November of 2019, according to a U.S. intelligence report obtained by …
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Cuomo rewarded while Santorum axed at selectively outraged CNN

Add it all up, and Rick Santorum is out at the network. Meanwhile, Chris Cuomo will still rake in millions for the foreseeable future.
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Juan Williams: Time for Justice Breyer to go

OPINION: The oldest of the three Democratic-nominated judges should step down while President Biden is able to choose his successor.
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How George Floyd shifted Biden's reality

Before a jury found Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of all three charges in the murder of George Floyd last month, President Biden had already made his own views about the trial known to the public….
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Florida high school draws backlash after altering girls' yearbook photos to add clothing

Parents are criticizing a move by a Florida high school to digitally alter yearbook photos of their daughters in an effort to cover up exposed skin.Several parents of students at Bartram Trail High School in St. Jo…
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Michigan governor apologizes after photo shows her violating state's health order

Michigan’s governor has apologized after a photo showed her apparently violating social distancing orders at a restaurant.Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) said Sunday that because everyone attending the gathering at an Ea…
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Cheney dodges on link between Trump election claims and GOP voting laws

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) in a new interview responded to questions about the link between former President Trump’s claims of voter fraud and her own party’s efforts to change state voting laws by saying voters should inst…
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Biden adviser says reducing red meat isn't sole climate change solution

The White House’s national climate adviser, Gina McCarthy, responded on Sunday to claims made by Republicans that President Biden’s climate plan includes a ban on red meat, concluding that “we’re all in a lotta trou…
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Postal Service sees chance to turn the page after tumultuous year

The United States Postal Service is at an inflection point after a year of withering scrutiny and questions about the direction of the critical agency.Bipartisan legislation in the Senate, paired…
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