The Rise of Anti-Racist Messaging in Candy Brands
In 2020, the activism surrounding racial justice prompted even candy companies to take a stand against racism, reflecting a broader trend in corporate responsibility.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
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Bad Bunny’s Controversial Super Bowl Halftime Show Receives Nine Emmy Nominations
The 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show by Bad Bunny has been nominated for nine Emmys, despite generating significant controversy and over 2,000 FCC complaints.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
New York Times Profiles RBG and Phyllis Schlafly: A Study in Contrasts
In a recent feature, The New York Times profiles eight Americans who shaped history, highlighting Ruth Bader Ginsburg while portraying Phyllis Schlafly as a polarizing figure.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
American Journalists' Critique of Their Own Country Amid World Cup Excitement
As the World Cup progresses, a critical narrative emerges from American journalists regarding their own country, reflecting a broader sentiment.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
The View Discusses Democratic Delay in Ousting Platner, Points to Trump
On a recent episode of The View, the hosts analyzed the Democratic Party's slow response to Graham Platner's exit from the Senate race, linking it to Trump's influence.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Psaki Critiques Platner Following His Withdrawal from Senate Race
After Graham Platner's withdrawal from the Maine Senate race, Jen Psaki has publicly criticized him, calling him a sexual predator and highlighting his lack of accountability.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
New York Times' Double Standards on Religious Access to Public Pools
A deep dive into the New York Times reveals a troubling double standard in its coverage of religious restrictions on access to public swimming facilities, particularly regarding Jews and Muslims.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
NBC Highlights Controversial Play on Hollywood's Communist Ties
In a striking move, NBC's 3rd Hour of Today has showcased a new off-Broadway play that delves into Hollywood's alleged connections to communism, stirring debate about the implications for the entertainment industry.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Tiffany Haddish Attempts to Cast Herself as Latest Victim of Trump's Late Night Feud
During her guest hosting stint on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Tiffany Haddish made a concerted effort to frame herself as a victim in the ongoing conflict between President Trump and late night comedians.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
POLL: What Was the Worst Media Quote of the Week?
Join the discussion and vote for the worst media quote of the week! Check out the highlights featuring George Stephanopoulos, Chuck Todd, and Sunny Hostin.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Dana Bash Questions Netanyahu on Jewish American Safety Concerns
In a recent interview, CNN's Dana Bash confronted Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu about the implications of current events on the safety of Jewish Americans, sparking a vital discussion on rising anti-Semitism.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
7th Circuit Rules Police Overstepped in Drug Search During Truck Inspection
The 7th Circuit Court has ruled that police cannot conduct searches under the guise of routine inspections if they are based on drug tips, reinforcing Fourth Amendment rights.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Catherine Rampell Critiques Graham Platner's Campaign Suspension Announcement
In a recent video, MS NOW's Catherine Rampell sharply criticizes Graham Platner's decision to suspend his Senate campaign amid new controversies.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Ronny Chieng Questions Cincinnati Mayor on Urban Politics
In a recent episode of The Daily Show, Ronny Chieng interviews Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval, exploring the surprising political landscape in urban areas.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Caitlin Clark's Coach Faces Backlash After Her Return from Assault
Caitlin Clark makes her return to the court following a brutal assault, but her coach's actions during the game have raised eyebrows and sparked controversy.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Fetterman Demands Apology from Bernie Sanders for Controversial Senate Endorsement
In a bold statement, John Fetterman has called on Bernie Sanders to apologize for endorsing a Senate candidate with a history of serious allegations. Fetterman emphasizes the need for accountability in political endorsements.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
'Don't Know If He Lied'? Mika Questions Credibility of Platner's Accusers
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski expressed skepticism about the accusations against Graham Platner, suggesting that the accusers might not be truthful.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Former Labor Reporter Alleges Corruption in Platner Vetter's Senate Campaign
A former labor reporter has raised serious allegations about the vetting process of Graham Platner's Senate campaign, suggesting potential malfeasance and corruption.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Can Trump’s Arch Be So Tall? A Panel May Redefine a Law to Get to Yes.
A proposed 250-foot arch in Washington is set to challenge existing height regulations. A panel led by allies of the president is considering redefining the law to accommodate this ambitious project.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
Ostrich Economics: Paul Krugman Dismisses Socialism in America
In a recent article, Paul Krugman argues that fears of socialism in the U.S. are merely a rehash of McCarthyism, ignoring the complexities of the current economic landscape.
Editorial Staff Jul 9