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Seven in 10 voters and nearly half of Democrats say Biden is too old to run again, poll shows

Nearly half of Democrats think President Biden is too old to run again and slightly more than half of all voters say they are worse off since he became president, according to a new poll that underscores challenges for the incumbent.

Biden’s green energy agenda suffers scores of Democratic defectors

A wave of congressional Democrats has repeatedly broken from President Biden this year over the use of federal regulations to enact his climate change agenda.

Biden plans 4 fundraisers in San Francisco area as he revs up 2024 campaign

President Biden ramps up his reelection effort this week with four fundraisers in the San Francisco area, as his campaign builds up its coffers and lays strategic foundations for 2024.

Trump and other Republicans conjure a familiar enemy in attacking Democrats as ‘communists’

Lashing out after his arraignment on federal charges last week, former President Donald Trump took aim at President Biden and Democrats with language that seemed to evoke another era: He was being persecuted, he said, by "Marxists" and "communists."

Why is toxic patriarchy making a comeback?

Toxic, Christian patriarchy is making a comeback with younger millennials and Gen Z. Scroll through Christian Twitter, and you’ll find men and women ideologically and radically committed to traditional gender roles, lamenting the sins of yoga pants, makeupless wives, and feminized masculinity. The men extol the virtues of virility, headship, and physical labor, admonishing women to become quiet, submissive homemakers.

An Alzheimer’s treatment could be closer than you think

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. That may seem unnecessary since few of us are unaware of Alzheimer’s. The name invokes one of our greatest health fears: the fear of being mentally impaired. And it is common knowledge that Alzheimer’s is an incurable descent into unremitting isolation and confusion.

Anti-charter school activists could learn from Orwell

The anti-charter school activist group Network for Public Education recently released a report on the classical charter school movement. Its findings have all the simplicity ridiculed in Orwell’s Animal Farm: “Four legs good, two legs bad.” In the case of the NPE report, this would be: “Progressive education good, anything else bad.”

Preventing taxpayer-funded abortion isn’t radical

Republicans in the House of Representatives last week voted to accept a new budget bill that calls for an increase in spending for veterans and related programs. The bill also calls for a ban on abortions at Veterans Affairs medical centers. According to congressional Democrats, this is extreme. In the post-Roe era, it is anything but.

Six dead, dozens injured in weekend mass shootings 

Six people were killed and dozens were left injured after multiple mass shootings broke out across the country over the holiday weekend. The string of mass shootings over the weekend follows an increase of of firearm homicides that spiked during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. While most of the shootings had less than...

Xi rejects US offer to set up military crisis hotline, Blinken says

China rejected a U.S. offer to set up a direct military line of communication between Washington and Beijing that is a priority goal for the Biden administration, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday. Blinken's remarks came at a press conference shortly after he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a rare exception to...

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