An editorial written by interns at The Nation, a publication founded by abolitionists in 1865, explains why America’s once venerable news sources have lost their luster.

October 26, 2024 — Antisemitism, Media, Politics
An editorial written by interns at The Nation, a publication founded by abolitionists in 1865, explains why America’s once venerable news sources have lost their luster.
October 15, 2024 — Antisemitism, Business, Politics
If the Democratic party retained me for communications advice on how best to defeat Donald Trump, my urgent counsel would be for Kamala Harris to order her legacy media myrmidons to immediately cease doing interviews with JD Vance. Say what you want about Vance and his policies, the guy is…
October 12, 2024 — Antisemitism, Politics
As if the U.S. wasn’t divided enough, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s thoughtless social media antics have angered America’s Catholics, with one influential leader flat out calling her a liar.
October 9, 2024 — Politics
Why an FBI complaint alleging five University of Michigan students were caught spying on military training exercises and equipment involving U.S. and allied troops at America’s most critical National Guard facility should permanently derail Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s presidential ambitions and figure heavily in the state’s presidential and Senate race voting.
If Donald Trump focused his attention on his groundbreaking achievement to reduce hospital costs rather than hurling childish insults, he’d put the Biden/Harris administration to shame. Unfortunately for Trump, he seems unaware of his administration’s major accomplishment.
Some seemingly credible allegations have emerged that Robert Kennedy Jr. was the victim, not a willing participant, in a sexting scandal. Unfortunately for Kennedy, the woman who sent him supposedly unsolicited provocative photos was a prominent political journalist with a history of controversy.
Teamsters President Sean O’Brien and UAW President Shawn Fain are both union leaders. Unfortunately for America’s unionized automotive workers, that’s about all the two men have in common.
September 17, 2024 — Antisemitism, Politics
Despite being a leader in DEI spending and initiatives, University of Michigan’s campus and neighboring Ann Arbor is possibly more polarized than ever.
In addition to the mugging of a Jewish student after he confirmed his faith, the school’s Black Student Union has quit a popular anti-Zionist group, alleging “pervasive racism.”
Some additional perspective on a recent CNN story that was the legacy media’s equivalent of when pigs fly.
September 14, 2024 — Politics, Technology
Michigan Representative Debbie Dingell’s efforts to curb drunk driving in America and save tens of thousands of lives is worthy of a shout out and support, as is her commitment to make good on a promise she made to constituents in a community where an entire family was wiped out because of an impaired driver.