As the shock grenade of his electoral college victory begins to wear off, the Donald Trump administration is now coming into focus. Rightfully, much of the emphasis has been on whether he'll follow through on the nastiest, most racist campaign promises he made.
If you're an editor of a publication, the most important job you have is protecting and advocating for your people. That's the alpha and omega, the most important thing, the cherished principle of the guild.
Donald Trump won. Donald Trump won slinging invective at the very people that Real Future has addressed itself to: the diverse coalition of people who see a bright future for an inclusive America. Donald Trump won by dominating Twitter and Facebook, tools once thought to be the province of young liberals. Donald Trump…
If you looked at the forecasts from across the media (and even the RNC's own model) when polls closed Tuesday, Hillary Clinton had nothing to worry about. Many poll aggregators, like the Princeton Electoral Forecast and the HuffPollster, showed Clinton win probabilities of 98-99%.
What an ugly year, no? Trumpism begetting Trumptakes on how the country was being ripped apart by the toxic American bundle of born-again nativism, old-school white racism, and "economic anxiety."
The suitors fell one by one. Disney. Alphabet. Salesforce.
So, Snap Inc. is going to be the next great tech IPO. Rumor has it that the company formerly known as Snapchat will raise $4 billion dollars from the public markets at a valuation of $25-35 billion.
The U.S.-Mexico border stretches 1,954 miles. Walking, I've covered a couple miles of it. Driving, maybe two dozen. Flying, about 50. Still, the size of it remains incomprehensible.
It was not until our pilot grabbed the Cessna 172 by the propeller and pulled it to the gas pump at the tiny airfield that I started to get nervous about flying low along the US-Mexico border wall.
Today, on the border here in San Diego just across from Tijuana, Univision and Fusion put on a massive concert for unity, featuring Andra Day, Juanes, Tigres del Norte, and many more. In a 2016 that’s seen rhetoric ranging from the merely divisive to the outright racist, we gathered here today to remind ourselves that…
Watching Donald Trump sputter and free associate through Monday's "debate" with Hillary Clinton, I was reminded of the two leading theories about his rise.
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For years—literally years—I have struggled with the wifi in my house. It's not a big house, nor is it multi-level, nor is it made of some exotic material. And yet until last month, it had proven absolutely impossible to get consistent wifi if you moved from one spot to another.
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2016 must be a strange time to be the President of the United States. As with previous U.S. presidents, President Obama has at his disposal the awesome powers of the most formidable nation in history. His decisions have consequences for millions of people. He is loved, and he is hated.
