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To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Tucker Carlson, our nation’s oldest Young Republican, has risen to the top of the Fox News food chain by combining conspiracy-mongering, culture war grievance, and staggering smugness. But, in his quest to hold onto relevancy with Donald Trump now out of the White House, Carlson has seemingly managed to make his act even more noxious in recent weeks, such going to batfor the QAnon cult. And his most recent offense? A revolting, misogynistic rant mocking women service members and accusing Joe Biden of feminizing the Unit...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Turns out people aren’t rushing to buy a pandemic leadership memoir by a man whose handling of the outbreak is now under federal investigation, along with his alleged sexual harassment of younger women. Governor Andrew Cuomo’s publisher has “paused active support” of American Crisis: Leadership Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic—sales of which had already slowed considerably amid the barrage of scandals—and has “no plans to reprint or reissue in paperback,” Gillian Blake of Crown Publ...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Roy Blunt won’t exactly be missed by Democrats when he retires from the Senate. One of the top Republicans in the chamber, he spent the past four years doing Donald Trump’s bidding on Capitol Hill, and even on those rare occasions when he offered mild criticism of the former president, he never once came close to backing it up with real action. “The president touched the hot stove” on January 6,” he said days later,  explaining why he wouldn’t vote to convict Trump in his impeachment trial for inciting an armed i...

“There’s something about Trump, there’s a dark side, and there’s some magic there. What I’m trying to do is just harness the magic.”

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Soon after the New York State Health Department released a report last July outlining COVID-19’s impact on nursing homes, Andrew Cuomo began touting his administration’s success in bringing the coronavirus to heel. The state had endured a brutal outbreak in the early months of the pandemic, losing more than 6,000 nursing home residents to the disease by that point in the summer, according to the report. But nursing homes in other states fared just as poorly or worse, the report suggested, and Cuomo soon began castin...