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Why is the South the epicenter of anti-abortion fervor? Not so long ago, laws governing abortion in Massachusetts and Rhode Island were far more restrictive than those in the Deep South, as state legislators throughout New England regularly banned the procedure, no matter the circumstances, during the 1960s and '70s. Nowadays, however, the American South represents a hub of anti-abortion fervor, home to a series of laws and regulations that have eroded Roe v. Wade, as liberal states in the Northeast and elsewhere have enacted laws to codify that landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision. How that...

KATHMANDU, June 4 (Xinhua) -- Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli reshuffled his cabinet on Friday evening after offering 10 ministerial posts to a faction of t

Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) went after his own party while on The View, slamming them for denying the severity of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. The post GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger NUKES His Own Party on The View for Capitol Riot Denialism, Conspiracies: Like Something Out of ‘North Korea’ first appeared on Mediaite.

They demonize west European-style socialism. When Republicans call Democrats “socialists,” they want voters to hear “communists.” OK, it was the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. But the defunct USSR was a communist dictatorship (and became an authoritarian state under Trump's pal Putin).   While independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, who challenged Joe Biden for the Democratic presidential nomination last year, is a democratic socialist similar to those in countries like Sweden, Biden’s not. Neither is Vice President Kamala Harris. The Democratic Party isn’t a democratic socialist...

The Atlantic Why was the New York governor’s reckoning so long in coming? March 3, 2021 Updated at 12:00 p.m. ET on March 3, 2021. Cable-news shows treated Andrew Cuomo like a living legend this summer, thanks to his supposedly superlative handling of the coronavirus pandemic, yet his past few weeks really have been the stuff of myth. But which myth? Is he Icarus, flying too close to the sun in his premature attempt to claim credit for New York’s public-health prowess, only to have his wings melted by the heat of scandal? Is he Oedipus, brought low by his determination to eclipse his fath...