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Month: January 2021

Pay attention to the propaganda, and other ways to cover an attempted coup in America

A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter. You can sign up for free right here. Sunday showed how. With President Trump’s anti-democratic conduct front and center, reporters and anchors used blunt language; challenged complicit politicians; and relied on primary source material, including Trump’s own words from his damning call with

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Malaysian coroner rules out involvement of others in death of French-Irish teen whose body was found near jungle resort

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — A Malaysian coroner has ruled the death of a French-Irish teenager whose body was found near a Malaysian jungle resort where she vanished while on vacation was most likely a misadventure that didn’t involve other people. The coroner ruled out homicide, natural death and suicide and said Nora Anne Quoirin

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Harris lambasts Trump call with Georgia officials as ‘bold abuse of power’

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris slammed President Donald Trump and his call pushing Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “find” votes to overturn the election results, a “bald-faced, bold abuse of power,” in Savannah, Georgia, on Sunday. Harris took the stage at a drive-thru rally campaigning for democratic Senate runoff candidates and addressed the crowd

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McCarthy gives green light to conservatives’ push to overturn Biden’s win, as senior Republicans raise alarms

The top House Republican has quietly blessed an effort by conservative lawmakers to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory when a joint session of Congress meets later this week, even as other top congressional Republicans are raising alarms that the push could cause lasting damage to a pillar of democracy. The conservatives said on Sunday that

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Biden’s inaugural committee hosting ‘virtual parade across America’ on Inauguration Day

President-elect Joe Biden’s inaugural committee on Sunday announced there would be a virtual parade after the swearing-in ceremony on Inauguration Day as part of efforts to keep crowds to a minimum amid the coronavirus pandemic. The televised, virtual parade will feature performances in communities across the country, the committee said in a news release, much

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