Attacks on Public & Democracy

Joe Biden isn’t wasting time. On his first day in office, the newly inaugurated US president signed 17 executive actions. It’s not unprecedented for world leaders to get to work on day one, but the number of directives on Biden’s desk is much higher than usual. It took his recent predecessors weeks to sign 17 executive orders. Trump, Obama, Bush, and Clinton signed four executive orders or memos on their first day—combined.

Here we have 3 normal pictures that have been distorted to show a false narrative that Biden is creepy with kids.

The new president models a healthier masculinity where empathy and compassion aren't weaknesses but inform wise decisions.

Race played an important role in US president Joe Biden’s inaugural speech on Wednesday.

As you know from reading my study "The Changing World Order,” I have found that most everything that is happening now has happened many times before for basically the same reasons, and that in order to deeply understand the timeless and universal cause/effect relationships that drive how they happen

Failure of Biden’s efforts to reshape federal priorities will have a terrible human cost and hand the GOP a weapon.

After decades of cowering under the yoke of bipartisanship, Democrats finally showed a willingness to flex their power.

The most pro-labor president in history could hardly do more for unions, but their members aren’t feeling it.

Librarians around the country are being threatened and even attacked for doing their job and providing books on a wide variety of topics.  County and state governments are defunding libraries when the library staff defends their book choices in the name of freedom.  Fascists and other right-wingers respond by destroying books, intimidating library patrons and otherwise endangering library workers and the first amendment.  Schoolteachers are facing similar situations as right wing zealots under the flag of religion force their reactionary politics on school boards around the country.

The Heritage Foundation influenced the free-market policies of Ronald Reagan. Now it's just trying to stay relevant in the age of Trump and DeSantis.

The court could handcuff President Biden’s climate change agenda — and restrict federal agencies from enacting new regulations governing health, workplace safety and more.

A legal expert described the potential deals as a “significant win” for District Attorney Fani Willis.

Trump has always loved beating his chest, but away from the TV cameras, the former president appeared meek and shrunken

In filing to unseal the search warrant used at Mar-a-Lago — and emphasizing that former president Donald Trump could object — the Justice Department put the ball in his court.