Stories of the Border Crisis
If you paid attention to the immigration discourse this week, it would seem that there are two very different crises happening at the border. Here’s
Author: Anna
Everybody Hates Poor People
On Friday, the Senate rejected Senator Bernie Sanders’ amendment to the COVID-19 relief bill that would gradually increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour
Neither Liar nor Martyr: AOC and the Capitol Breach
On February 1st, Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez hosted an Instagram live-streamwhere she discussed her experience during the Capitol breach of January 6th. This morning the hashtag #AOClied began
Our National Death Sport and the Million MAGA March
Yesterday, thousands of Trump supporters and “stop the steal” protestors travelled to Washington, DC, to participate in the Million MAGA March. Later that evening, Proud
Election Narratives: Detroit
It’s day three of Election Day, and the narratives we’ve all expected are coming out in full force. Here’s an preliminary breakdown of these narratives
Hunter’s Laptop, The Russians, and Big Tech Censorship
Last week, the New York Post published a story about a laptop that was subpoenaed by the FBI that belonged to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. The
Piecing Together the Denver Shooting: A Story of Image Order
Yesterday afternoon, a rally attendee was shot and killed during an altercation with a private security guard. Although there was video of another dispute just
Going Virtual: The Coward and the Cheater
This morning, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced that the next debate will be held virtually. Here’s a breakdown of the narratives The Commission on
