Democrats Hijack Republicans’ Sham Coney Barrett Hearing

By Jay Michaelson

It was all preexisting conditions, all the time as Democrats ignored Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett and turned today’s hearing into a long campaign ad.

By Justin Baragona, Erin Banco

The nation’s top infectious disease expert says there is “not a chance” he quits the task force. But he’s openly angry with how he’s being politicized.

By Olivia Messer

Sean Feucht took his roadshow to the Music City—and immediately earned local ire.

Voting is your duty. Ours is keeping you informed.

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By Alaina Demopoulos

The Supreme Court nominee’s pretty pink dress tries, and fails, to mask the rank hypocrisy of her confirmation process.

By Laura Bradley

“It’s a film that is very misunderstood with some audiences, uniquely within the United States,” the streamer’s co-CEO said.

By Sam Brodey

For five hours, the conversation in the Judiciary Committee pinged between access to health care to preserving religious freedom depending on which partisan side had the floor.

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By Raisa Habersham

“I did not trust the absentee ballot in this particular election,” one voter said as fears of mail snafus were piled on top of pandemic anxiety and possible voter intimidation.

By Lachlan Markay

The former New Jersey Governor has provided almost all the funds to a super PAC helping Matt Mowers’ congressional campaign in New Hampshire.

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VICE SIGNALING

“I’m not going to talk through a mask,” Trump’s chief of staff grumbled.

 GRANDSTANDING

“It was a freak show! It looked like the cantina bar scene out of Star Wars!”

 BEST OF THE BUNCH

Not only does this mask have adjustable ear loops and a pocket for a filter, VIDA also partners with artists on unique prints and patterns.

 ‘GREAT SADNESS’

“I couldn’t have asked for a better role model or a better friend,” her daughter-in-law, Cindy McCain, said Monday.

 ABOUT TIME

The social network now ban content that “denies or distorts the Holocaust” and reverses a 2018 policy that allowed users to make unintentional mistakes.

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