While officially accepting his party’s nomination on the last night of the Democratic National Convention, Biden intends to focus more on his own biography and life in government than on his criticisms of the current occupant of the Oval. Office. The evening will feature average Americans whose lives have been …
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“We also face another kind of virus that is equally cruel, and it in turn forces us to an account as a state and a nation – one that is built on ‘equality for all.’ I’m talking about cases of racism – sometimes obvious, sometimes subtle – that have led …
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Vice President Mike Pence announced the decision to executives on a call earlier this week, said a person familiar with the decision. Under the guidance of the Homeland Security Department, released this week, teachers are now considered “critical infrastructure workers” and are subject to the same kinds of advice as …
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In particular, she praised some of the women who paved the way for them and helped secure the passage of the 19th Amendment that gave women the right vote. “Without fanfare or recognition, they organized and witnessed and counseled and marched and fought – not only for their voice, but …
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On Monday night, Twitter stopped a user’s account after posting what the US intelligence community had just cited as a specific example of Russia’s attempts to “denigrate” Joe Biden. The post may not have gone unnoticed, except for the fact that Trump himself retweeted it to his more than 85 …
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