The Lancet last week released a sweeping and much vaunted report on "public health and policy in the Trump era." Its first key finding is that Donald Trump "politicised" science, which "posed a uniquely urgent threat to health."
The media claim they will focus on covering the most important issues of the day—but as COVID deaths rise during the Biden administration, their focus seems to be elsewhere.
Reporters at a Norfolk, Va., newspaper warned Thursday of their white "privileges" and "blind spots" in a newly launched series on the city's "racial divisions."
The media were never sheepish in the early days of the Trump administration about hurling questions at then-press secretary Sean Spicer. But in the early days of the Biden administration there has been no shortage of softball questions for press secretary Jen Psaki, including inquiries about color schemes for Air Force One and the measures of "deep cleaning" that were taken in the White House prior to President Joe Biden's arrival.
CNN anchor Brianna Keilar called Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R.) an "ass" on Tuesday after he sparred with a reporter about his state's vaccine distribution.
Washington Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti said President-elect Joe Biden knows it's false to claim the Russians manufactured the scandal Hunter Biden is facing.
Journalists and other liberal activists who spend an unhealthy amount of time online expressed outrage this weekend over a Wall Street Journal op-ed urging Joe Biden's wife to stop referring to herself as Dr. Jill Biden.
As we prepare to enter the Joe Biden era of America politics, it's worth reflecting on some of the things we're going to miss about life under the Trump administration.