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Month: March 2020

The Stop Sanders movement has gone public

In the last 24 hours, the following things have happened in the Democratic presidential race: 1) Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg ended his campaign and he’s endorsing former Vice President Joe Biden in a Texas rally tonight. 2) Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar decided to drop from the race and endorse Biden. She’ll also

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Doubts over viability of Trump administration’s Taliban deal emerge within hours of signing

Less than 72 hours after the signing of the US-Taliban agreement, questions about the Taliban’s commitment to reduce violence in Afghanistan and disagreements about the terms of the release of thousands of prisoners are threatening to upend the long-anticipated deal. President Donald Trump on Monday said the US was “getting out” of Afghanistan, noting that

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Lady Gaga announces new album

Lady Gaga is far from “Shallow” now. The superstar singer on Monday officially announced her next album, days after the release of her new synth-pop single, “Stupid Love.” The release date for “Chromatica,” which would be her sixth studio album, is set for April 10. It will be her first studio release since 2016’s “Joanne.”

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Simone Biles, Aly Raisman criticize USA Gymnastics’ proposed settlement for survivors of Larry Nassar’s abuse

Multiple Olympic gymnasts have criticized USA Gymnastics’ proposed $215 million settlement for survivors of Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse. On her way to a training camp for the Summer 2020 Olympics, gold medal winner Simone Biles tweeted: “Still want answers from USAG and USOPC (United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee). Wish they BOTH wanted an independent

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Here are the states voting on Super Tuesday

Super Tuesday is this week, and delegates from 14 states and one US territory are at stake. Tuesday’s contests are the largest to date in terms of delegates up for grabs this election cycle. About one-third of all pledged delegates will be decided. It takes 1,991 pledged delegates to win the Democratic nomination on the

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What’s Pete Buttigieg going to do next?

As Pete Buttigieg took the stage in South Bend, Indiana, to announce his decision to end his 2020 presidential campaign, chants of “2024!” broke out in the crowd. While that is slightly premature — Buttigieg literally just dropped out of the 2020 race — there’s no doubt that lots and lots of people are wondering:

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New York Times: Interior official pushes misleading information on climate crisis in agency reports

An Interior Department official pushed misleading information about climate change into the agency’s reports, according to The New York Times, at a time when the Trump administration has rolled back environmental protection regulations and repeatedly downplayed the effects of the climate crisis. Citing emails and documents from the department, the paper reported Monday that Indur

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The new ‘Bachelorette’ is….

ABC went back in the archives for the newest “Bachelorette.” It was announced Monday on “Good Morning America” that Clare Crawley will be the latest looking for love in the franchise. Viewers will remember that the 38-year-old hair stylist from Sacramento was a runner-up six years ago during season 18 of “The Bachelor” where she

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